This is called deferred consent.
We now give the intuition behind our notion of information content, deferring the formal definitions of this and other concepts to the next section.
HDMI 1.4a was released on March 4, 2010 and adds two additional mandatory 3D formats for broadcast content, which was deferred with HDMI 1.4 in order to see the direction of the 3D broadcast market.
The courtly, soft-spoken Senator Inouye (pronounced in-NO-ay) often deferred publicly to his outspoken and ambitious colleagues, seemingly content behind the scenes to champion Hawaii's interests.
Joe, who was in his mid-twenties, had received a deferred prosecution for a burglary, which involved stripping the contents of an unoccupied house.
Monheit, perhaps wisely, seems content to defer most important career decisions to her handlers.
Sutter was working on an Oldsmobile assembly line in Detroit, where Leonard lives... Sutter's own ambitions as a novelist he is content to defer.
Given, however, the abundant local supply of magic mushrooms, hash, pot and other mind-fogging distractions (including a brainy raven-haired doctoral candidate named Dashka, who looks like "the brunette from the Bangles" and wears green Doc Martens and saucy lingerie), Willie is content to defer the big questions.
Joel Kruger, currency strategist at Daily FX, said: Markets appear content on deferring to some more consolidation in early Tuesday trade with the key event risk not coming until the North American afternoon when the Federal Reserve Open Markets Committee releases its latest rate decision and accompanying central bank statement.
My father (M.L.C ., an orthopedic surgeon, was growing increasingly uneasy, but because hemorrhagic colitis was not his area of expertise, he was content to defer to his colleagues' judgment.
