The ecks in the open term, by contrast, is a variable ranging over objects (here, numbers).
In the Act, criteria related to the patient's request, the patient's suffering, and the absence of reasonable alternatives are purposefully framed in open general terms.
It defines our most fundamental rights and protections in open-ended terms: "freedom of speech," for example, and "equal protection of the laws," "due process of law," "unreasonable searches and seizures," "free exercise" of religion and "cruel and unusual punishment".
This statement captures an important (and true) idea, namely, that nonequilibrium systems, such as those found in living organisms, are open in terms of energy.
"In fact, the Chinese are very much open in terms of the Internet," he said, quoted in an article in The South China Morning Post.
What will he do once NPS starts enforcing the camping prohibitions in the park? "The future is wide open in terms of tactics," he said.
The empirical results indicate that cash in advance and open account terms are much more commonly used than letter of credit and documentary collection terms.
"A lot of things are open in terms of what direction the country will go in".
"The door is open in terms of potential.
"He was open in terms of his support for our causes," Daniels said.
