Mr. Ryan called the vote "our generation's defining moment," and indeed, nothing could more clearly define the choice that will face voters next year.
The digitized signals also more clearly define notches that distort the QRS complex.
Such testing has the potential to more clearly define the course of cognitive decline after cardiac surgery.
It may be that they need to rewrite their regulations to more clearly define what's permitted when it comes to artistic expression".
"This system is overwhelmed with bureaucrats," he said, adding that in coming months he would more clearly define how parents can be given more choice.
All the same, the government is considering legislation that would more clearly define the roles of the various regulatory agencies in policing Italian financial markets and companies.
There are few issues that more clearly define a candidate's national security policy in the 21st century than a position on torture.
Besides, we know from Lord Bingham's recent speech it will be a long time before the new supreme court will more clearly define the principles, and then the new supreme court's decision could be overruled by Strasbourg.
Later, there's a philosophical discussion about us needing to more clearly define what it means to be human so we can encode ethics into robots and artificial intelligence as they start making decisions on our behalf.
Mr. Baz said he wanted to persuade the administration to more clearly define to both sides in an even-handed way what was needed to proceed with implementation of a report by the former Democratic senator, George J. Mitchell.
Yet in the report, completed in April, auditors recommended that the state more clearly define the goals for each of its energy efficiency programs and scale back or eliminate those not expected to produce long-term results.
