Companies are supposed to disclose all information that could be material, though that term is not clearly defined.
We show that the conduction properties of a CNT device can be controllably designed through metal depositions on the sidewall even though the conduction type is not clearly defined by the work function of the contact metal.
Exactly what "ordinary content" movies are was not clearly defined, though local reports suggested films dealing with topics such as religion, ethnic minorities, key historical episodes and crime stories would fall outside the category.
The frequency of occurrence in close family members is not clearly defined, though it is known to be considerably higher than that in the general population, and studies have obtained estimates ranging between 6% and 19%.
Though their exact roles are not clearly defined, some NACHT-LRR have been genetically linked to immunological disorders [35], including immunodeficiency [36].
Even though the embryonic axis polarity is not clearly defined, in S. plicata the shoot always arises from the proximal end (Raghavan and Goh 1994; Novak et al. 2008).
Study methods were mostly retrospective [25, 28] or not clearly defined [26, 27, 32, 33], though Guzzo [34] and Xiao [35] prospectively enrolled physicians and videotaped line placement.
Though a threshold value of the FI that separate both structural domains is not clearly defined, the fracture zones generally present FI>1 and the individualized blocks FI<0.50.
In the Pentagon and the intelligence agencies, several senior officials complain -- though never on the record -- that President Obama and his staff have not clearly defined when Iran will gain a "nuclear weapons capability".
Though the act is intended to assist judges in areas where their authority is not clearly defined, it does not permit them to make rulings that go beyond the limits of existing laws, Apple lawyers wrote.
So it's not clearly defined.
