At large numbers of nodes, the exponent dominates the uniform component, accounting for the pure power law distribution when looking at the Web as a whole, or even at broadly defined topics.
Like rationality, self-interest (even when broadly defined) fails to capture some aspects of social behaviour, but not so many as to render models based on the notion useless.
Findings indicated that even within a broadly defined product category like financial services, consumers vary significantly.
Though Arabs and ultra-Orthodox Jews do indeed have more children than the rest, the birth rate even among Jews broadly defined as "secular" is 2.4 children per family, as against less than 1.5 in much of western Europe.The battle of the bulgeMeanwhile, birth rates among both Arabs and haredim have dropped, particularly in the past few years.
Even given Lovell's broadly defined mission, these digressions don't really belong in a book allegedly focused on "extraordinary deeds, behavior, achievement in the Churchill family during the last 150 years".
In that way, "Angels" continues to be on the front line of activism -- activism broadly defined -- even as we retreat from it.
The latter case would mean that more narrowly defined hypotheses reflecting the set of conditions imposed by each experiment could be true even if the original, more broadly defined, hypothesis described above were not true.
In the United States, more than 400 cities either currently have, or soon will develop, "complete streets," which are much more broadly defined than woonerfs, even allowing for the likes of sidewalks and the authoritarian stop sign.
Even young people who self-harm (broadly defined) express difficulty understanding self-harm in others [ 17].
