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Material adverse effect, or MAE for short, is a defined term, and the target typically makes a representation that, since some selected prior date, no MAE has occurred to the target.
The polygrapher accused him of using a "countermeasure" ― a poorly defined term for deliberately altering one's physiological state (by, say, sticking a thumbtack in one's shoe) in order to hide lying on a polygraph.
The only exception to the open access principle is for "reasonable network management," a loosely defined term that allows a company to do what it takes to keep its network up and running.
Suppose we can show that in each interpretation of the ground language, a theory \(T^*\) fixes a unique semantic value for the defined term.
Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas signed into law on Sunday a bill banning so-called sanctuary cities, a loosely defined term for jurisdictions that limit the authorities from collecting or sharing an individual's immigration status.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a broadly defined term for fatty liver-related diseases [ 1, 2].
Students were asked for clearly defined terms instead of lengthy analyses.
122, known as the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015, which, for purposes of defined terms, is classified principally to this chapter.
When it came to local government in the U.S., initially we employed a similar political model of governance complete with elected executives (mayors, board chairs, and county executives) who are elected for defined terms and whose power is checked and balanced by the local legislative body (city/town councils and county councils/boards).
Case series analysis can only be used for transient exposures with a defined short term risk period.
