(Aquinas has a similar view concerning the first principles of a demonstration of the highest sort. With acquaintance with the real definition of a substantial nature, one can simply see, intellectually, what its immediate powers are).
This included a description of NICE technology appraisal processes, which fell in a period of substantial upgrade and definition of "reference case" analysis by NICE [ 7, 8].
The categories carved out as substantial (role definition, definition of professional domain, and action pattern with regard to cooperation) were enriched with comparative dimensions through reiterated inter-case comparison and developed into an empirically grounded multi-dimensional typology [ 25].
However, the definition of "substantial" is context dependent as supply and demand strategies can be implemented to support substantial deployment of intermittent renewables, including storage, curtailment, geographic dispersion and load shaping [94].
No definition of "substantial".
New national eligibility criteria for state support, set no higher than current definition of "substantial" needs.
Its definition of "substantial" is a 55% reduction in trade-distorting subsidies and a 36% cut in tariffs.
With respect to minor police regulations, however, substantial differences in the definition of criminal behaviour occur even between jurisdictions of the Anglo-American system.
In doing so he set the definition of "substantial public benefits" extremely broadly – the implication is that any developer can claim that their projects create jobs, and without trying too hard to prove that a listed building is not viable, can go ahead and demolish it.
The definition of "substantial improvements" as well as the definition of "cheap" would have to vary based on company size/revenue, but anything is better than HP trying to tackle webOS alone.
