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But if the United States Supreme Court issues a broad ruling in favor of the N.F.L., it could help define how far joint ventures can go in stifling competition.

The debate, some legal experts say, may help define how far courts are willing to go now in giving the government latitude in its treatment of Arabs in this country.

To be fair, it was the first outing of the Obama climate crew, and Congress has just started debating a new climate bill that will help define how far the United States is willing to go in terms of limiting its emissions.

Next Tuesday's European Court judgement will define how far the arm of US law enforcement can reach into Europe.

The intensity of white pixels (only red and green channels) in the maps are interpreted as 2D vectors, which are then used to define how far input pixels must be pushed.

The concept of a "definite position" is also only approximately defined: how far should a cat be displaced in order for it to be considered to be in a different position?

In effect, Palestine, far more than raison d'état, has come to define how Arab states approach Israel.

But everything is a potential slippery slope to somewhere: the law is there to define precisely how far, and no further.

There is still, however, the need to define clearly how far to investigate the causes of infertility and to harmonise the criteria for involving specific professionals, from reproductive counselling (by obstetricians, gynaecologists and ART specialists) to genetic counselling performed by clinical geneticists and genetic counsellors/nurses.

A robot's degree of sociability was defined by how far it positioned itself from the patient, the speed of its movements, and its type of communication.

Someone from the past, I think, would marvel at how much time we spend in cars and how our geographic consciousness is defined by how far we can get in a few hours' drive and still feel as if we're close to home.