What's happening in these cities cuts against the conventional wisdom that simplistically defines economic health through job and population growth.
Scott Butler, Newport News, Va.: Interesting analysis of sports movies, but what about their Oprah-esque quality of triumph through hard work and self-belief, with triumph defined simplistically as the higher score?
"So many of Rollin's films are about female friendships, which most male reviewers have typically defined more simplistically as lesbian affairs," Kier-La Janisse says.
This misery outweighed any possible sense of valor he might have derived from the stalwart resistance that actually defined his time in captivity, and that others would simplistically see as grand heroism.
That's Rush's world, a world of division, of people defined not by the totality and complexity of who we are but simplistically by the labels of politics, or ethnicity, or race or religion or sexual preference.
If one simplistically assumes a level of no motion at certain depth exceeding the typical depth of the ACC, then an effective depth can be defined for the flow field, and Δu and Δv reflect the depth-averaged variation of the geostrophic flow over the water column above the effective depth.
To put it somewhat simplistically, an endurant is an entity which is fully present at any time; while a perdurant is an entity which may have only parts of it present at any specific time, i.e. its presence as captured by 'snapshots' at different time may vary, and its existence is defined by sum of these 'snapshots'snapshots
Define "human," define "animal".
Define "loyalty," define "truth".
