His campaigns are known for effectively defining the opposing politician an essential strategy in today's political landscape, but one that can also have unintended consequences.
We aimed to identify phosphatases controlling intracellular bacterial infections since we already defined the opposing class of enzymes, kinases.
All DNA-interacting proteins can be placed on this continuum, which is wholly defined if the opposing extreme cases are defined.
Truthiness is using your feelings and heart to define the truth, as opposed to facts, which can be "elitist".
THE central characters in Louise Erdrich's latest novel are defined by the opposing qualities within them, a technique that won't come as a surprise to readers of "Love Medicine" and the fictional chronicles of American Indian life that followed in its wake.
In Gothenburg on Wednesday, the key contributions on the field may well come from one of their busy attackers, but the outcome is sure to be as much defined by the opposing coaches.
After that vote, the commission deadlocked 3 to 3 on whether to define the "promote, support, attack, oppose" language using the same words that appear in the statute.
They function to define the distinctive beliefs of opposing or uniting groups within a given religion or to formulate doctrines appropriate to new circumstances, and are chiefly a Christian phenomenon during the period from the Reformation to the present.
Since graduating with highest honors from the University of California, Santa Cruz, he has helped to define the messages of a group opposed to the Iraq war and of the Obama campaign, and worked in the White House communications office.
Others have allowed the opposing party to define the economy in simple, negative terms, as Mr. Bush's father allowed Mr. Clinton to do in 1992.
