As Wacker (1998) mentions, in analytical-mathematical studies, that develop relationships between narrowly defined concepts, there is not necessity or motivation to use external data to demonstrate or test the model.
Pakistani and American officials are quietly optimistic that both events will trigger a chain of public engagement and private negotiations that will reboot the two nations' frayed strategic relationship, although along more narrowly defined lines than before.
They write: Pakistani and American officials are quietly optimistic that both events will trigger a chain of public engagement and private negotiations that will reboot the two nations' frayed strategic relationship, although along more narrowly defined lines than before.
There are (narrowly defined) commitments to negotiate, particularly on the question of the relationship between the WTO and international environmental agreements.
In sum, a literalistic reading of § 3(2) would bring the Justice Department's advisory relationship with the ABA Committee within FACA's terms, particularly given FACA's objective of opening many advisory relationships to public scrutiny except in certain narrowly defined situations.
On the other hand, fine-grained measures of more narrowly defined neurobehavioral domains can shed light on exposure-specific effects and brain behavior relationships.
Conversely, a drug with a narrow TI has generally a steep concentration response relationship for efficacy, toxicity or both so that there is a narrowly defined range between risk and benefit.
Rather than focusing on narrowly defined transactions with outsiders, we would seek to build much deeper trust-based relationships that would enhance our ability to work together to learn faster.
While senior officers may have committed themselves to their lucrative relationship with Ahmadinejad and the supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamanei, others question whether the revolution can be so narrowly defined.
These circumstances, however, are rather narrowly defined.
