In Bangladesh, as in the rest of South Asia, the most obvious distinction between those who call themselves gay and those who are defined under the umbrella term MSM is that of class.
(Forum participant 14) Therefore, efforts should be made to define the scope of the research question and to refrain from using umbrella terms when another term that specifically refers to the discipline's name could be used.
This is usually done by umbrella sampling calculations with a reaction coordinate involving the bond distances that define the chemical transformation (but other reaction coordinate definitions can also be used).
"So what they have done is define your state pension under the umbrella of government and they say it's the same thing.
The jaguar is generally defined as an umbrella species – its home range and habitat requirements are sufficiently broad that, if protected, numerous other species of smaller range will also be protected.
Trials that reported on 'common infectious disease' were also included if RTI were defined within this umbrella term by the trial authors.
Microhydro power plants are defined by the government's Alternative Energy Promotion Center, the umbrella organization for the renewable energy program, as those generating less than 100 kilowatts of electricity.
To sum up the distribution of all the indices covered in previous research questions, we also developed an index of coverage defined as an umbrella concept subsuming existence, definition, directness, guidelines, and consequences criteria.
An expert report conducted in 2012 on behalf of the German Bundestag parliament came to the conclusion that about a fifth of all Germans share latently anti-Semitic views, with anti-Semitism defined as an "umbrella term for all attitudes and behaviors that ascribe negative characteristics to people, groups, or institutions perceived as Jewish based on their being Jewish".
Initiatives like OnStar from General Motors, TeleAid from Mercedes-Benz, and the Wingcast system coming from Ford fall under the umbrella term "telematics," which, loosely defined, describes a voice-controlled, wireless, location-sensitive communication and information system.
