From our research, let's take a definition of populist post-fascism.
The best way to know how someone has "taken" a definition, according to Wittgenstein, is seen in "the use he makes of the word defined".
"But when you take a definition comparable to the federal one and combine it with other provisions that attempt to give full personhood to a fetus that is pre-viable and try to put fear of criminal and civil liability in the minds of physicians, you have created a much different scenario".
For present purposes it will suffice to take a definition of a term to be a statement of logically necessary and sufficient conditions for its application.
If we take a definition of dense breasts based on the proportion of the breast area occupied by dense tissue, as described above, the proportion of women with dense breasts decreases with increasing obesity because there is more fat tissue.
I'd go for Daphne or Sofie Hagen – partly because it takes a stretchy definition of newcomer to cover both The Story Beast's John Henry Falle and Tom Parry, taking a solo break from fringe favourites, the sketch troupe Pappy's.
Lesser — the founder and editor of The Threepenny Review and the author of eight previous books of nonfiction and one novel — takes a broad definition of literature that encompasses plays and poems, essays and journalism, mysteries and science fiction.
"You have to take a housing definition and put it with a feeding definition if you want it all," King says.
We are taking a broad definition of disability consistent current thinking in the World Report on Disability and for the definition of SEC, we include the following variables; income/asset measures, parental education, poverty, area-based measures of socio-economic factors, occupation-based measures and housing-based measures.
The GCF board itself seems to be also taking a narrow definition of what "climate finance" should be spent on – all of this is unhelpful from the perspective of developing countries trying to prepare for climate change.
