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TPP clearly reflects interests of global investors, defining a version of globalization "of, by, and for the 1%." House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said we should start over with a new paradigm for trade policy.
He has defined a version of manliness that is postboomer in policy but preboomer in manners and reticence.
Deyn has dated rock stars, sung on a Rihanna music video, and defined a version of cool that style magazines invariably like to describe as edgy and fierce.
But leaves open the possibility that one might appeal to the object-conception of the physical to define a version of physicalism which evades the knowledge argument.
In [10], Komori and Shirai defined a version of the weighted Morrey space (mathcal {L}^{p,kappa} v,u)) which is a natural generalization of the weighted Lebesgue space.
We circumvent this potential problem by defining a restricted version of the span.
(A useful summary is provided by Rodrigue et al. (2008).) This method involves defining a 'uniformized' version of the process that has a uniform intensity λ = max d [ − m d d ] over the length of an edge.
The contrast for each grid cell was defined as a version of root-mean-square contrast: 26 the standard deviation of luminance values of all pixels in the grid cell divided by the mean luminance of the image.
For the purpose of demonstrating the enhanced power of continuous measures in MTC models we have defined a discretised version of the HAQ score: HAQ 20 and HAQ 50.
We define a new version of proximal C-contraction and prove the existence and uniqueness of a common best proximity point for a pair of non-self functions.
In a similar manner one can define a lightface version of the Borel hierarchy.[11] Thus, we really have two hierarchies of definability: the lightface hierarchy and the boldface hierarchy.
