That has important implications for the study of fluids and the identification of vortices, which are otherwise tricky to define and spot.
What followed was no further news, editorial silence, and utter indifference to an act of protection that might otherwise have seemed to define illegality on an international level.
Geared toward toddlers who are in their "What is it?" stage, this app explains words that parents might otherwise find difficult to define, like fingerprint, shadow, time, and dream.
The absolute tissue oxygen saturation (StO2) has been proven to be instrumental in predicting outcome in trauma patients [ 4] but is otherwise relatively insensitive to define earlier stages of tissue hypoperfusion, despite adequate macrocirculation resuscitation aiming to prevent ischemic organ injury.
Otherwise, we would need to define a primitive with a separate surface for either layer and a BSSRDF whose position parameter spans both layers.
The decree-law of Adomnán (Cáin Adomnáin, otherwise Lex Innocentium) was designed to define a category of non-combatants (innocentes)—females, clerics, and pre-adolescent boys who would henceforth be protected from violence in the warlike society which was Gaeldom in the early Middle Ages.
Otherwise, you'll need to define and assign responsibility.
"The international community must act now, otherwise such atrocities will continue to define post-conflict Sri Lanka".
A FEW brush strokes have come to define the otherwise obscure 18th-century composer later known as Il Divino Boemo, or the Divine Bohemian: Josef Myslivecek.
"We call them, 'documentart-eries' because it's difficult to define them otherwise," said Gregorio Botta, a deputy editor at La Repubblica who spearheaded the initiative, which he said underscored "the important interconnection that exists between the newspaper and the Web site".
