In order to protect its purity, he said it needed to be defined and contained so as to avoid contamination from contemporary art, which he branded a vacuous pollutant.
They are excluded spatially and legally on the one hand, and on the other, are "defined and contained by the surrounding society" (Turner, 2016, p. 142).
These two noise processes are well defined and contain noise energy over a wide range of frequencies.
"In general, oblique approaches recognise that complex objectives tend to be imprecisely defined and contain many elements that are not necessarily or obviously compatible with one another, and that we learn about the nature of the objectives and the means of achieving them during a process of experiment and discovery.
Traditional data, such as those compiled from surveys, are usually rigidly defined and contain minimal errors or omissions.
Then, U i generates a nonce, nonce(_{U_{i}}), which is uniquely defined and contains information about user id, session id, and timestamp.
For example, B. aphidicola (six sequenced strains in our data set) is very widely defined and contains many variable genomic sequences, not sharing sufficient similarity over their repeats.
Arguing that the gendered body mattters in our reading of female protagonists, she shows how women characters can rewrite, through their attributed speech, the narratives that define and contain them.
"I am forced to conclude," he wrote, "that those who find one such as I just too inconvenient, too difficult to define and contain, too ready to speak openly and plainly to you, too unwilling to act by the court rules your advisers and civil servants impose, have seized on this opportunity to sow distrust between us and render me unable to assist you".
There are numerous organizations fully engaged in ocean conservation and the promotion of regulatory structures to define and contain the abusive practice, financial subsidy, and lack of enforcement of existing laws and treaties that enable degrading conditions to continue.
Although recent reports show significant reductions in malaria infection prevalence in Ethiopia [ 59], Eritrea [ 60], Somalia [ 61] and Yemen [ 62], the connectivity between the Republic of Djibouti and these countries demonstrates the importance of constantly reviewing the origin and destination risks against regional human population movement to define and contain importation risks [ 63].
