When faced with changes in areas that use to define us, some women choose to fight and maintain the same status they have come to depend on and identify themselves with.
We must start by carefully examining the language we use to define ourselves as Christian men, and whether that language actually brings us together in the crucible of our experiences.
Both are about how technology is erasing boundaries -- the boundaries that we use to define intellectual property, the boundaries that we use to define tax jurisdictions.
Those networks want to make their systems the central profiles that people use to define their identities on the Web.
Such tales all share a few essential features, which psychologists and neuroscientists use to define "the insight experience".
Malnutrition rates in some areas are five times more severe than the threshold aid agencies use to define a crisis.
It remains comfortably above the 6% threshold that American regulators use to define institutions as well capitalised.
"If I couldn't differentiate between hallucination and reality, it was hard to conceive of anything certain I could use to define myself," he says.
Mr. Vidal is not just another playwright, or historical novelist, or essayist, or commentator, or whichever of the many resume entries he might use to define himself.
Presently it isn't, because you can't install third-party apps, a key measure that companies such as IDC and Gartner use to define "smartphones".
In her review of "Between the World and Me" for BuzzFeed, Shani O. Hilton worries that this "book about black male life is one that many readers will use to define blackness".
