The existing works on sensor-cloud computing for agriculture does not specifically define the specific components associated with it.
The communications minister, Malcolm Turnbull, conceded to parliament on Thursday that the legislation did not specifically define journalist, but he argued the term was well understood.
The provision allowing the exemptions did not specifically define what "significant reductions" would qualify for a waiver, giving the administration significant room to maneuver.
Because the law does not specifically define benefits, and many provisions will require many discussions on how to implement them, the devil may be in the details.
Judge Bryan's ruling had attracted wide attention among prosecutors and defense lawyers alike because it might have been the first to specifically define a defendant's rights regarding DNA, the material in a cell nucleus that contains a person's genetic code.
Measures now under consideration identify several types of information-economy workers -- including computer network analysts and database administrators and even funeral directors -- and specifically define them as management, barred from receiving overtime pay.
Measures that specifically define fetuses as persons have failed in every state in which they have been introduced (Colorado voters rejected fetal-personhood initiatives twice), but Mason, the founder of Personhood USA, told me that he isn't deterred.
It did not specifically define high operational stress but said operators were judged to have it if they rated their stress levels as 8 or above on a scale of 0 to 10, with 10 representing the most stress.
Curiously, the Internal Revenue Code does not specifically define just what a family foundation is.
First, specifically define the job you are looking to fill generic titles are useless, says Deutsch and quantify your expectations.
Specifically, define X S = { X i : i ∈ S }, and X i (Y) is the channel input (output) variable.
