INDIA is defined by division.
"So we can't really start sneering at other civilisations, and other cultures for being defined by division and enmity, when we appear to be rushing headlong into a similar environment ourselves.
Five-hundred yeafterfter Luther bravely protested as an expression of faith, will the caretakers of his legacy now allow a world order that is defined by division and manipulation?
The homogeneity of the GC content in each LHGR was evaluated by an index
Bureaucracy, specific form of organization defined by complexity, division of labour, permanence, professional management, hierarchical coordination and control, strict chain of command, and legal authority.
Above all, the protests challenged the idea of a people defined by ethnic division, although leaders in Republika Srpska tried to use the accession of Crimea to Russia and declarations of independence in eastern Ukraine as role models for the ethnic strife they relish.
For each map the regional differences in vulnerability were assessed by comparing (1) the geographic areas classified as high and (2) the number of people living within those areas, where regions were defined by census division boundaries [ 35].
We evaluated two measures of AG: (1) oxygen/glucose index defined by voxelwise division of relative CMRO2 by the relative CMRGlu and (2) glycolytic index, defined by linear regression of CMRGlu on CMRO2 and exhibiting the residuals, where positive values represent more AG and negative values represent less glycolysis than predicted by the regression line [ 15, 16].
In our nested, spatial random-effects Cox model, therefore, we defined two levels of spatial clusters: a first cluster level defined by census divisions, and a second cluster level defined by census tracts within census divisions.
The title character of Nguyen's comparatively hot and sprawling story is a hyper-self-conscious intellectual defined by the divisions he has straddled from birth: the illegitimate son of a French Catholic priest and a teenage Vietnamese villager, he grows up at odds with the world around him.
Is humanity defined by its divisions, its problems, its passing needs and trends?
