From the start, he openly defined himself as a Tea Party tribune, and its followers embraced him (and contributed to him) as their uncompromising avatar.
By writing this letter, you are openly defining this marriage as a loveless transaction that falls under the rubric of illegal activity.
The other membership function is "sigmoidal" which is openly defined from left or right sides.
Each term is "openly defined" in a short sentence and then given living form in a piece of reportage of the authors own experience with the concept.
In addition, the verification and validation strategies of the method(s) performed and the clear and detailed description of the samples' nature, collection, and storage protocols have to be openly defined.
The inclusion criteria were that the participants could recall using a CAM (very openly defined as 'natural' or complementary medicine bought from a pharmacy, health food store or supermarket), were conversant in English, and were aged at least 18 years.
11Female sex workers who openly defined themselves as sex workers and who earned a living buying and/or selling sex were classified as "direct" sex workers, and women for whom sex work was not the first source of income and who did not consider themselves as sex workers were classified as indirect sex workers.
Also in the 1910s the American eugenics movement was in its infancy, and many leading eugenicists were openly racist, defining Blacks as "a lower race".
I'm going to define "openly gay" for our purposes here as meaning "having publicly acknowledged being gay, and/or living openly as gay and acknowledging it when asked," as opposed to "being generally presumed to be gay and/or having come out to family and friends, but avoiding discussing it publicly or otherwise keeping it private and avoiding living openly and publicly as gay".
There's even an unfriendly term in German that, although rarely spoken openly, appears to define the societal perspective on working mothers and the stigma attached to leaving young children in child care: "Rabenmutter," which translates as "cruel mother".
