That appellate courts nevertheless reverse on market definition fairly often, and more or less always in the defendants' favor, shows just how far they view antitrust issues as different from other laws.
The courts have reversed market definitions in cases involving computers, hospitals, health care supplies, retail distribution and many others.
For ZooNation's latest show, she turns to the surreal genius of Lewis Carroll, relocating the world of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to a benignly comic mental institution, and cheerfully reversing the definitions of normal and mad.
For her latest show, she mines the surreal genius of Lewis Carroll, bringing Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to the world of a benignly comic mental institution, and reversing the definitions of normal and mad.
Non-conventionalist or "functionalist" definitions reverse this explanatory order, taking a concept like the aesthetic (or some allied concept like the formal, or the expressive) as basic, and aim to account for the phenomena by working that concept harder, perhaps extending it to non-perceptual properties.
Liao, Sandberg and Roache reverse that definition.
The narrow definition of the term reverse mutation denotes reversion to the ancestral state of transmitted virus, and applies to a limited number of hosts linked by virus transmission.
Apart from calls to reverse the newly narrow definition of domestic abuse, two of them – to make stalking a criminal offence and to introduce a new right of appeal against bail for those accused of domestic violence – are already being considered by either the Home Office or the courts.
By definition, reversing the competitiveness gap in the euro area implies accepting higher inflation in the North of the currency union than in the South.
Use of such a standardized definition could help reverse inconsistencies in terminology within the epidemiologic literature that may have complicated the identification of high-risk populations to date.
