I will define concretely how I want to play bigger, and walk towards that in 2014.
In terms of contemporary art, Schrager's hybridization of various practices including performance art, social practice, the internet as context/interface, and solicited audience participation makes the work interestingly difficult to define concretely.
Note that the three cases of large-scale outbreaks studied here represent a rare opportunity in the socio-behavioural literature to define concretely the relationships between risk perception, behaviour, and a dichotomous clinical outcome.
Let's define success concretely.
But it's also possible to define growth concretely and substantively.
Ms. Verbrugge, the French lawyer and photographer, said she didn't believe the law would be altered any time soon, since she doubts legislators are ready to define privacy concretely.
Also, the UK's current practices make it difficult to define 'clean' concretely or to expand that definition either throughout the United Kingdom or internationally.
One possible explanation may be the very recent boom in the highly profitable complementary and alternative medicine market in Guatemala, which is bleeding over into traditional healing venues [ 41], but this is an issue that deserves follow-up research to define more concretely.
But he's still all feelings in search of a concretely defined character.
This will be different.' He said, 'That's fine, but this is how I would like to do it.' " According to Jarrett, Obama urged her to take on a concretely defined profile, saying, "You don't just want to come in as my friend, because you could be marginalized".
