Instead, the capacity should be redefined to consider each user's data rate separately.
The hypothesis of the fetal origins of adult disease [ 10, 24, 25] may be redefined to consider the impact of the early infant period on the risk of adult diseases [ 22, 23].
Overnight, the law redefined who was considered an American citizen.
After failing to keep the commission from publishing the statements, the prime minister redefined what she considers her "family".
When the American Psychiatric Association announced that it was considering redefining autism in a more restrictive way, I wrote, here, that I feared it would affect children's lives, and not for the better.
In late 2008, after the prince's 60th birthday, it was reported that aides at Clarence House and Buckingham Palace had begun informally considering redefining the sovereign's role to "allow King Charles III to speak out on matters of national and international importance in ways that at the moment would be unthinkable".
Hence, the initial items were redefined, and those considered non-significant were removed.
To obtain the least solution of problem (1.1) in ([alpha,beta]) we must redefine operator T, considering the least solution of auxiliar problem ((P_{gamma})) instead of the greatest one, and reasoning like above.
Fifteen years ago, the 2000 release of "Love & Basketball," redefined what was considered a sports movie by bypassing the genre altogether.
They redefined timetable conflicts by considering a probability for each train conflict as a function of process time variability.
