"You get the optics to define a sort of point in space where the driver can see the image, but outside that, there is nothing," Buckley says.
In the early 1940s, Fitch explored a purely positive (negationless) combinatory system K with the explicit aim of defining a sort of universal formal system, where every system of logic could be represented.
It's also an attempt to define a sort of alternative political agenda that seems nascent in our culture right now--this novel mix of liberalism, libertarianism, pragmatism and vision that many of us see buzzing around us.
Therefore surgical DRGs define a sort of list of services available to patients.
And yet, the feeling that Henry James's The American struggled to define - "a sort of a mighty hankering, a desire to stretch out and haul in" - was with Nureyev almost until he drew his last breath.
There are no pan-European standards, so as long as you are travelling in and out of each country in accordance with temporary importation rules, you are in what the spokesman defined as, "a sort of loop-hole" regarding tax and MOT.
In the Sophist, an angler, defined as a sort of hunter, guides the initial search for the sophist, who is also identified as a sort of hunter.
Clinical integration as so defined represented a sort of "as if" standard, i.e., a physician network that acted "as if" its members shared financial risk by instituting the types of efficiencies associated with financial risk sharing might qualify for rule of reason treatment despite the absence of "substantial financial risk".
He defines belief as a sort of liveliness or vividness that accompanies the perception of an idea.
In this case, its report defines engagement as a sort of "stickiness" factor – a metric that compares daily users to monthly users.
