President Obama and Congress will soon make defining choices about health care and troops for Afghanistan.
But, to get there, he must make defining choices based on imperfect information.
Inglis is good, too, on Hoggart's urge to separate cultural wheat from chaff, his insistence that the cultural choices we make define the type of people we are and, ultimately, help us to live "better" lives.
The sample numbers need to be increased in order to make defined conclusions.
We did not observe electron density for the rest of the compound, probably because the flexible linkers do not make defined contacts with the protein.
Precision in the characterization of the disease would make defining the impact of host-gene-microbial interactions on the disease process more robust.
Goals are not everything, but the way they are scored — and made — defines the great players.
How that compromise is made defines entire cultures, and as we find the existing compromises to be, as in the cases above, unsuitable, we must take care that we do not redefine it poorly.
"There are certain moments in the history of a nation when the choices made define the decades to come," the socialist leader said.
Designing Kai, I was able to anticipate off-topic questions with responses that lightly guide the user back to banking, but Alexa and Siri are generalists, set up to be asked anything, which makes defining inappropriate input challenging, I imagine.
