Bush Sr served as the 41st US president, between 1989 and 1993; his term defined by the end of the Cold War and the first Iraq war against Saddam Hussein.
In strictly professional terms, Mario Balotelli did not define 2011.
(a) Unless otherwise defined for use in any subpart, as used in connection with FERS (parts 841 through 850 of this chapter), terms defined in 5 U.S.C. 8401 have the same meanings assigned to them by that section.
Initially, the record or the number of citations returned by searching the key terms defined in Figure 1 was 8,090.
In Russia, this term was defined in 2010 in the "Doctrine of Food Security," in Ukraine by a 2011 law, in Belarus by a 2004 government decision, and in Romania by the document "Strategies for Food Security," presented to the European Commission in 2001.
Four cubits, or arm-lengths, in rabbinic terms, define what we today call "personal space," the territory occupied by a human being wherever she or he is.
The merger statute, for example, makes a merger illegal when its effect "may be substantially to lessen competition or to tend to create a monopoly". Because mergers in unrelated markets are not likely to produce significant anti-competitive effects—as that term is defined by today's courts they are permitted regardless of the merging companies' size.
First, the sensitivity term is defined as (13).
The inclusion criteria were full-term birth defined as 37 42 completed weeks of gestation and English as a first language.
Gene sets were based on the functions and pathways represented by the initial GO annotations (each of the 3657 ontology terms defines a gene set) and also on the transposons and other repetitive elements annotated with RepeatMasker [ 52].
For purposes of this section, the term "insured community development financial institution" means a community development financial institution, as such term is defined in section 4702 of this title that is an insured depository institution (as such term is defined in section 1813 of this title) or an insured credit union (as such term is defined in section 1752 of this title).
