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This definition encompasses several commercially available PMR plans.

Comment: This definition encompasses those materials and media covered by most states' false advertising statutes.

Coupled with the basic requirements of original authorship and fixation in tangible form, this definition encompasses a wide range of cinematographic works embodied in films, tapes, video disks, and other media.

This definition encompasses small-scale evolution (changes in gene — or more precisely and technically, allele — frequency in a population from one generation to the next) and large-scale evolution (the descent of different species from a common ancestor over many generations).

This definition encompasses a wide array of incidents that may include mass gatherings, train crashes, large road traffic crashes [RTCs] or bombings.

This definition encompasses many groups that were not historically included in the old religious right.

Aspects of this definition encompass notions of social capital.

This definition encompassed any belief that gave meaning to life, motivated individuals, and brought "faith, hope, peace, and empowerment.

Many facets of the sociotechnical approach are included in this definition encompassing communication, work design, design of work teams, participatory design, organisational culture, virtual organisations and quality management.

The chromosome blocks were defined as 15 Mb in each direction of the SSTR gene in question, although in many cases this definition encompassed the entire chromosome.

Today, the definition encompasses a wide range of children, some "fully disabled" and others who "have something that is much more mild and can attend school but may have some social disability," said Thomas R. Insel, director of the National Institute of Mental Health.