Yet short memories are not the only reason Mr. Yuasa's work isn't better defined in the collective musical consciousness; it is also because his music is hard to define at all.
In 2010, David Aston of the British Beekeepers Associationn stated, "We still do not believe CCD (which is now better defined) is a cause of colony losses in the UK, however we are continuing to experience colony losses, many if not most of which can be explained".
The results suggest that (a) the functional form of the crossholdings/market prices relationship is not linear and better defined by threshold specifications, (b) public information leads to higher market prices, and (c) more downstream competition reduces the influence of information on upstream coordination and improves it downstream.
How does this heterogeneity exist, or not, in the better defined entities at the chromosome level (for example, M3)?
To address this, we propose that augmenting individual entity data with the literature will not only better define the entity's own significance but also uncover relationships with novel biological entities.
In fact, the subtle framework of what makes Fringe not X-Files is even better defined in the first weekly-episode.
This would perhaps be a better strategy than conducting a large and expensive phase III trial with a higher risk of being negative if the entry diagnostic was wrong, or delaying the drug development until such point as the diagnostic was better defined, costing not only money but also patient lives?
Max is lost, better defined by what he isn't — not an artist, not a businessman — than what he is.
"I've often said that the characters are better defined by the things they can't talk about, rather than what they know about," Jacob complains.
Asked if "liberal" or "progressive" better defined his philosophy, he said, "I'm not going to engage in that".
The electron density is overall slightly better defined for the dimer AB than CD (not shown).
