After all, they can define their physical system — the system they're inspecting for evidence of purpose — as broadly as they like.
Gorski argues that limitations on how the U.S. government can use data collected in bulk for surveillance purposes are "broadly defined" — resulting in the data being very broadly searchable, and the NSA being able to deploy "a wide array of keywords" to sift data it has acquired in bulk (aka "bulk searching").
Vivisection, operation on a living animal for experimental rather than healing purposes; more broadly, all experimentation on live animals.
The prescribed purposes are, broadly, for people applying for positions with young or vulnerable people in the situations already described, or some other specified occupations (such as jobs requiring gaming licenses, jobs connected with lotteries, being a school governor etc).
The bill is ostensibly to "combat online infringement, and for other purposes," but broadly speaking, it would grant "root access" to one of the fundamental technologies running the web: DNS.
Finally, our choice of using cohort selection in a retrospective study was motivated by the need to investigate differences in the approaches and to examine if enriched financial data may be suitable for this purpose, and before broadly applying these findings, an investigator may need to assess these processes using examples that resemble their potential use cases.
Not only do we welcome the illustrative use of our music for educational purposes, but, more broadly, we encourage people getting inspired and making their own versions of our songs and videos and posting the result online.
Four states, as well as the capital, have now voted to legalise the recreational use of marijuana, and a further 19 have legalised it for medical purposes (often rather broadly interpreted).
In reality, the testimony of Richard Buckius, vice president for research at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, and Tim Killeen, vice chancellor for research for the State University of New York (SUNY) system, pointed to a fundamental misunderstanding in the bill of how NSF operates and, more broadly, the purpose of federally funded research.
Is that cost really worth the corresponding increase in tuition?" Tuition is hiked up even at the schools created specifically for the purpose of making education broadly available.
