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The specific definition of creativity used throughout the show is fluid.

No doubt News Corp will argue that, under the specific definition of media control in section 357 of the 2003 Communications Act, it has always controlled BSkyB.

The specific definition of ringer: Browsermark, Speed Reading, Sunspider, Acid3, and HTML5 tests.

The specific definition of these AOIs and weights is further analyzed in subsections 3.A and 3.C, respectively.

bIn the scientific community there is a debate as to the specific definition of this scientific term.

Therefore, the results do not seem to be driven by the specific definition of public sector workers.

Here, we show the specific definitions of x i, j ( t ), y i, j ( t ), and D i, j ( t ).

The specific definitions of late-start and overrun categories for the DS and MT data are described in Table 1.

Some methods attempt to make use of a concept called haplotype "blocks" [ 117, 118], but the results of these methods are sensitive to the specific definitions of the "blocks" [ 119, 120].

There was little difference in the proportion of STI and BBV notifications occurring in Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people depending on whether the sensitive or the specific definitions of Aboriginality were applied.

For the specific definition and measurement of these variables, see Table 2.