If some goals are mutually held, well and good: let that be a definable point of confluence.
Digital photographs and paintings are two of the few forms of digitally encoded artworks that comfortably fit within the current copyright categories, as there is a definable point where the work can be considered completed, static, and fixed.
Given methods typically premise the availability of accurate values as input parameters: extrapolation techniques often base upon BOM positions and other methods consider specific attributes of the future product, which are not definable at this point of time.
In the deceptively loose, ad-lib style of a showbiz veteran, Mr. James covered an awful lot of ground -- from uproarious childhood misadventures with a homemade go-cart to reflections on romantic love, Australian history, World War II and Saddam Hussein -- and the disparate themes were united less by a definable style or point of view than by a curious brand of charisma.
All those (user definable) data points then get aggregated and displayed to the curious dev watching the backend.
This, in my view, exceeds the proper understanding of enumerated powers reflected in the Lopez principle of requiring some definable stopping point.
principle of requiring some definable stopping point". Studios, 464 U.S. 417 (1984)), cert.
This philosophical and procedural point of view, more or less guaranteed to make efficient progress in the field, creates definable results step by step, and gives investigators a sense of satisfactory success.
There is an asymmetry that was pointed out by Martin, namely, that a definable counterexample to CH is a real counterexample, while no matter how far one proceeds in verifying definable versions of CH at no stage will one have touched CH itself.
Not that there's a definite nor definable notion of what a leader is, but that's exactly the point.
