His father taught him to drive at 12 on these rural byways, and he later relished driving as fast as minimum safety, liberally defined, permitted.
Today, according to Cameron Marlow, a doctoral student in electronic publishing at the Media Lab at M.I.T. and the creator of a weblog index, Blogdex, the number of blogs -- liberally defined -- has probably passed the half-million mark.
This candidate set is liberally defined to avoid losing any real RAD alleles, with a subset of RAD alleles selected later based on linkage, as described below.
This suggests that the current AKI urine output definition is too liberally defined.
This suggests that the current AKI urine output definition may be too liberally defined.
Delay-insensitive effects were identified as clusters that showed recollection-related activity for both immediate and delayed lists, each thresholded at p < 0.032 for a joint voxel-wise threshold of p < 0.001, exclusively masking for any significant effect of delay (liberally defined at p < 0.05).
To better define where recollection-related activity was insensitive to delay, we identified regions that were conjointly involved in immediate and delayed recollection (corrected joint p < 0.05) while excluding voxels showing even small delay differences (liberally defined at p < 0.05 uncorrected).
It turned out, as revealed by an extensive investigation by a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, that it was not hedging at all, no matter how liberally you define the term.
The objective was to investigate public funding policies for abortion in countries with liberal or liberally interpreted laws (defined as permitting abortion for economic or social reasons or upon request).
I estimate, for instance, that there are five million N.H.L. fans in the greater Toronto region (which I define fairly liberally to include the outskirts of the Golden Horseshoe): about twice as many as in the New York metropolitan area, which has three N.H.L. teams.
