Thin definitions of the rule of law fit this well.
America's southern states in the Jim Crow era were governed by the rule of law on thin definitions, but not on thick.The existence of competing definitions of something may seem fatally to undermine its usefulness.
It is not intuitive how to modify the implemented thinning intensity definition for multiple entries.
In the present experiment, both converter and target were relatively thin for better definition of the experimental conditions.
It includes a high-definition thin film transistor display with a resolution of 320 pixels by 240 pixels, which supports more than 65,000 colors.
If you want to impress your neighbors with your TV, you're going to have to try harder these days one out of every four homes in the U.S. now boasts a thin, gleaming, high-definition television.
The definition of thinning type is defined by three thinning variables, which means thinning rates in the first, the middle and the last tree size classes are selected.
What is your definition of thin?
The profile of the machine is 0.77 inches, which is thin by anyone's definition.
But he said: "The central question for lawyers was a narrow one; locate, under the statutory definition, the thin line between harsh treatment of a high-ranking Al Qaeda terrorist that is not torture and harsh treatment that is.
