The court is already grappling with the meaning of "substantially limits".
The analysis indicates that the actors' interpretations can to a great extent be grouped into two broad perspectives that reflect the central interpretive meaning of speed limits for each group.
This research paper forms a starting point for the discussion of the meaning of detection limits of biomarker molecules – solids dispersed in solid matrices – and the consequences for astrobiological research as this will have implications on the analytical protocols and spectrometer design for remote field-operated spectrometers.
Readers of the first two volumes in the trilogy, "The Golden Age" and "The Phoenix Exultant," will know what to expect next: jargon-rich, high-tech shoot-'em-ups alternating with jargon-rich, high-flown debates about the meaning of life, the limits of logic, the nature of consciousness and so on.
Mr Campbell stepped into his role in Dell's packaging department in 2006 - and has been instrumental in implementing the company's '3 Cs' - cube (reduce packing size), content (what it's made of), and curb (meaning to limit something that is not wanted).
Then she explains the awful meaning of the "time limit" that pounds and shelters impose.
With regard to headache care, quality has not until very recently been defined; quality indicators for headache care that have been developed in the past, in the absence of any agreed meaning of "quality", are limited to diagnosis and treatment in specific health-care settings, or to specific types of headache.
Similarly we can ask whether it would be possible to develop items designed to capture even higher levels of presence of meaning, or whether we should conclude that the variation of presence of meaning is limited at the higher end of the continuum, although the majority of people attain such high levels.
The Civil War and Reconstruction are best understood as truly national struggles over the meaning and limits of freedom, north, south and west.
But Judge Victor Marrero of Federal District Court in Manhattan has done exactly that, in a 34-page decision that begins with the simple tale of two men who wanted to sell painted hats on the street and quickly becomes a treatise on the meaning and limits of art itself.
