As a newly integrated field, the current boundaries and landscape of TRS research are in need of definition.
Since there is nothing more evident than light, there is nothing less in need of definition" (PI, 76), thereby establishing the centrality of the concept of light for his Illuminationist ontology and epistemology.
Exposure definitions are in need of improvement in order to focus on primary insufficient milk supply.
So, either 'in' means the same as 'present-in', in which case the definition is circular; or 'in' is itself in need of a definition, which Aristotle does not give.
Suhrawardi writes that, in and of itself, light is not in need of any definition, because all that is required is for light to be experienced, as there is nothing more evident than light.
"This is my basic definition of philanthropy — it's paying attention and responding to the needs of others precisely because that person is in need," he said.
It resists simple a priori definition and is always in need of contextual operationalization.
He rejects the claims that it is possible to obtain a complete definition that could encompass all the essential constituents needed to lead to the knowledge of that which is previously unknown and in need of a definition (Ziai 1990: 77 114).
Rooney is no doubt in need of a little more definition, just like England, and who knows, a little of it may come starting tonight.
Where recommendations need to be updated is in the definition of the desirable timing to reach a predefined target, and the right place for parenteral nutrition when enteral feeding is contraindicated or poorly tolerated.
