In addition to its showy conversation pieces and sweet little crystal bunnies, Steuben was known for three decades as a producer of sleekly beautiful yet functional objects -- vases, bowls and stemware, for instance -- that defined modern style.
For instance, the statement that defined the results of test questions that screen for decisional conflict in Section 3 (the 'SURE test') was perceived as blaming the person using the form for not having enough certainty, knowledge, values, or support when decision making.
Unlike folksonomy tags used in most traditional tag clouds, the tags in our system are ontological terms (classes and properties), and a user can construct a context with a set of tags that defines a subset of instances.
For instance, a study that defines the cellular network based vehicular network offers information on scalability, latency, and reliability of the particular network.
The present review paper will explore the relevance of these and other, for instance environmental factors that define the colonisation or infection state in humans.
For instance, the microenvironment that defines the niche, a dynamic architecture with anatomic and functional dimensions [ 11], may not be realized in conventional cell culture systems.
Countries have laws that define the framework for exercising this right and which, for instance, condemn racist language.
That is, for instance, the defining difference between a law that defines a certain kind of conduct as a crime which is punishable by a fine, and one that subjects that conduct to a tax: both laws might be intended to reduce the incidence of the conduct, but the former, unlike the latter, does so by defining and punishing it as wrong.
When the superrich all build more lavish estates, for instance, they succeed only in raising the bar that defines adequate.
This was contrary to the spirit of clause 4 and the commission took this opportunity to emphasise that, with the exception of clearly defined instances in which a decision has been undertaken to engage in subterfuge on public interest grounds, journalism should be conducted openly and with transparency about who is making a journalistic inquiry and on whose behalf".
Regulatory rules (that define the open opportunities [11] for instance).
