"I understand the wisdom that says when you've got a candidate who is not generally known, define him before he can define himself.
I'd like to go back to the earlier question that you asked, because I think it really is important that we, you know, define the Republican party to fit today.
For the first time, the Boston Consulting Group has published its figures on the countries with the highest number of "ultra-high-net-worth" households — U.H.N.W.s, as they are known — defined as anyone with more than $100 million in assets under management.
So far, designed self-folding RNAs, RNA (RNP) enzymes, and nanoscale RNA architectures have been successfully constructed by utilizing Watson Crick base-pairs together with specific RNA RNA or RNA protein binding motifs of known defined 3D structures.
These consider each disease separately as identified, known, defined entities.
The people, who are sovereign, are consulted through a process with accepted rules that are widely known, defined and shared by those who are affected by the outcome.
Furthermore, none of the known defined substrates of Casp2 appear to contribute to its ageing role.
By the film's end, Mr. Ellroy's frenzy to know defines him, more even than his obnoxiousness, which is considerable.
PiRNAs have essentially no known defining sequence characteristics beyond a very strong propensity for a 5′-uridine and a weaker bias toward an adenosine at position 10.
By 1968, everyone knows this defines Don's whole existence.
