Under these conditions a formal definition of the relations of organized Daoism to the secular powers developed.
One consequence of the use of electronic instruments has been the wide acceptance of a new definition of music as organized sound.
Any new version of the band would, by definition, be more organized, though I wouldn't turn down a chance to hear Westerberg play these songs again.
Although this study took a societal perspective and applied a narrower definition of clinical service, as an organized surveillance programme in a small country such as Singapore, a high proportion of non-clinical expenditure appealed to the more efficient internal resource allocation.
(The dictionary I consulted to derive the definition of a science as "a systematically organized body of knowledge on any subject" was the Concise Oxford English Dictionary, Eleventh Edition, definition 2, for those who wondered).
For the 10,000 Small Businesses program we purposefully selected a founding definition of the ability to identify opportunities, organize resources, and provide the leadership to create something of value.
Finally, the broad definition of sports and recreational activities used in this study included organized school sports, organized community sports, unorganized sports, and recreational outdoor activities.
If one wants, these activities provide a means to start to organize the navigation and definition of enterprise DNA, or metadata, via a first pass at enterprise taxonomies.
It is designed to provide results similar to those obtained with the 10-item System Usability Scale, and is organized around the ISO 9241-11 definitiof of usability.
