Modest specifics, clearly rendered, replace the sometimes florid style of the first novel.
Moreover, although all seem to represent both that something is moving and that the very same thing is not moving, they represent much more specific scenes as well, and these specifics clearly differ.
Each of these crafts, with roots in antiquity, has a specific, clearly defined role in the process of bringing artists and their audiences together.
You wouldn't dream of producing a study that counted "men only" or "whites only," at least not without specific, clearly stated reasons for dividing the data.
What is not clear from this body of work, however, is whether mapped networks exhibit loose connectivity and to what extent this structure pertains to specific, clearly defined groups of actors, and to what extent these patterns characterize general market structure.
Table 3 Example of deductive codes and operational definitions Code Operational Definition Example Comments opposing the article overall The overall tone of the comment suggests general disagreement with the advisor may not be specific 'Clearly this man has no idea what he is talking about.
One caveat is that there should be a specific, clearly identifiable and localised area of bone destruction responsible for the patients' pain.
With four constructs (FLNH numbers E08, D09, F10, and E10), variant leaf morphologies were observed that were construct-specific, clearly different from wild type, and clearly distinct from the form associated with tetraploidy.
In conclusion, R-flurbiprofen probably does not have one very specific, clearly defined target and effects of R-flurbiprofen in mice may be contributed by the S-enantiomer-mediated inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis.
There is still no specific clearly-established treatment.
Apply for a utility patent for a product that has a specific, clearly-defined benefit to society.
