A definition clear path (def-clear path) is a path that goes from the definition place of a variable to a subsequent c-use or p-use, such that the variable is not redefined along the way.
Here research practices were also called into question, following the 1967 publication of Maurice Pappworth's Human Guinea Pigs; but in contrast to the United States the regulation of clinical or basic research was not redefined as a matter that required external input (Ashcroft and Dixon-Woods, 2008, p. 382).
Border Grill: If Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger aren't redefining Mexican food, at least at this point, they prepare it extremely well, transforming the taco, the tostada and the homely enchilada into dishes almost unrecognizable to El Cholo partisans; the charred skirt steak and the pescado Veracruzano have crazy soul.
The movie is not about redefining cinematic narrative.
Therefore, it is important to note that the aim of this position statement is not to redefine BMI cut points that constitute overweight and obesity thresholds as they relate to mortality or morbidity in Asian Americans.
It was eventually published on February 5th, with a telling lack of detail.Officials say that the "big-ministry system" is not just about redefining bureaucratic boundaries, but is an important part of more thoroughgoing political reform.
Sir Roger Gale, Conservative MP for North Thanet: "It is not possible to redefine marriage.
Clauses 20-40 show that the intention of this bill is not only to redefine the accountability and practice standards of social work, it is to introduce a more disciplinarian approach to how social workers are judged through a regulatory regime.
So today's real choice is not whether to redefine marriage but how to do so: as a club only heterosexuals can join or as the noblest promise two people can make.
Indeed, it is not necessary to redefine in each iteration the constraints incorporated into the previous stage.
