Constituencies can be defined, for example, in a way that concentrates the power of the opposition into relatively few districts and gives the ruling party narrow majorities in a large number of districts; the incumbent party is thereby awarded a disproportionately large share of seats.
These definitions capture some of aspects of the plagiarism as defined, for example in (Carroll 2007), but fail to point to special cases (i.e. self-plagiarism) or nuances of plagiarism (i.e. unsuccessful paraphrasing).
We will introduce new means of Cauchy's type defined, for example, as in the case when,.
It can be defined, for example, as a minimum in the arithmetical average of a set of deviations, as a minimum of the median or as a minimum of a set of the maximum values of deviation within the set of all deviations.
The initial state may be defined for example, by the competition effects in the past.
However, measurement results for complex analytes often are not expressed in SI-, but in arbitrary units, defined, for example, by an international conventional measurement standard.
The role of this index may be enhanced in a clinical setting where DD cannot be unambiguously defined like, for example, in patients with chronic hypertension not experiencing signs or symptoms, but known to be at increased risk for HF [ 24].
The prosecutor's complaint recalls Al Pacino's classic but flawed 1980 film Cruising in its caricatures of gay sex acts, defining "fisting," for example, in a gratuitous manner that implied that some people don't — or shouldn't — enjoy the experience.
Arguments can (and have) been made on both sides, but to define need, for example, in terms of capacity to benefit and then argue that the greater the wellbeing deliverable by rescue, the greater the need for rescue (or the greater is the person's interest in receiving rescue,) is just to beg the crucial question.
John defines the types, for example, in this scenario, 'DVD, rental, delivery, address, billing,' and semantic reasoner matches these keywords with service description found in a repository.
We can define a strategy, for example, in which an initial kick of size γ c is given to elicit a spike.
