With the term governance, applied to the local democratic context, here is meant "a process of coordination of actors, social groups and [local] institutions, for achieving objectives discussed and defined collectively in fragmented, uncertain environments" (Le Galès 1998: 77).
The frequency window f1 to f2 was defined collectively for each cycle phase or pill intake phase and pill free week as the mean IAF±2 Hz.
MODY is a type of diabetes that is defined collectively by clinical symptoms caused by mutations in any one of the six genes that work in the MODY pathway.
Nevertheless, we have an opportunity here to discuss these ethics and decide what type of character we want to define humankind, collectively, when faced with a Kobayashi Maru.
Unlike urban land, which is state-owned but freely traded, rural land is defined as "collectively" owned.
The integrated influence of all these effects during a global acidosis is a reduction in SR Ca2+ release, and hence a decrease in the amplitude of the CaT (for convenience, defined here collectively as a direct inhibitory H + effect on the CaT).
These things, as standalones or collectively, define how I see the world.
They belong to "the Gang of 500," as Mark Halperin, formerly of ABC News, describes (in Milbank's words) "the lawmakers, strategists, journalists and officials who, collectively, define the social order of Potomac Land".
What's surprising, though, for a volume ostensibly dedicated to architecture, is how much of the guide's information is not professionally oriented, but gathers in the lore, traditions, casual institutions and events that collectively define New York's spirit.
These might, collectively, define quality.
