Giving yourself a well defined duty when you divorce is smart.
If a doctor or a lawyer did that, they'd be kicked to the curb, because they have a legally defined duty to protect privileged data.
Defining duty cycle as the proportion of time the system is awake or active in a cycle, we now have Equation 12 dutycycle = t Draw t Draw + t Charge (12).
Scouts Canada defines Duty to God broadly in terms of "adherence to spiritual principles" and leaves it to the individual member or leader whether they can follow a Scout Promise that includes Duty to God.
Now that he is a free agent, though, the pitcher wants to find a team that will give him more defined duties.
While the commissioners say there is annual pay of more than $400,000 for shop stewards who have no clearly defined duties, Mr. Daggett testified to the contrary.
In Escoffier's time, the duties and responsibilities of each functionary were sharply defined, but in modern times, rising labour costs and the need for faster service have broken down such rigidly defined duties.
These directors serve three year terms and have certain defined duties, including sitting on the companies' audit committee and signing off on any conflicted transactions with management or controlling shareholders.
Conservatives faulted Mr. Blair for assigning many of the lord chancellor's responsibilities to a new Ministry of Constitutional Affairs with vaguely defined duties and then for installing at its head one of his oldest friends, Lord Falconer, a roommate of his when they were starting their legal careers in London in the 1970's.
France produced many of the world's finest chefs, including Georges-Auguste Escoffier, who organized the kitchens for the luxury hotels owned by César Ritz, developing the so-called brigade de cuisine, or kitchen team, consisting of highly trained experts each with clearly defined duties.
