Further, for a scientist wishing to identify water, this definition may be less useful than an operational definition - for example, that water is a substance that freezes at 0°C, boils at 100°C, has a density of 1 gram per cubic centimeter, and the like.
Historically, water's definition as a common good, publicly owned and closely regulated, has made entrepreneurs and venture capitalists reluctant to get involved.
Laws promulgated by these two levels indirectly dealt with the quality of water through definition of powers entrusted to every agency concerned with water resources.
Capture-mark-recapture techniques in conjunction with the introduction of more recent technology, remote vehicles and baited deep water high definition cameras, have enabled us to estimate the population size and density of Nautilus at a single locality for the first time.
Kennedy wrote that protected waters should include any waterways that have a "significant nexus" to navigable waters — a definition that has invited confusion, but is clearly more comprehensive than Scalia's interpretation.
Furthermore, the discharge-water level definition of the SVE as more applicable form when natural watercourses are considered, is applied.
The definition "Water is H2O," for example, is intensionally adequate because the identity of water and H2O is necessary (assuming the Kripke-Putnam view about the rigidity of natural-kind terms); the definition is therefore extensionally adequate also.
Watered-down definitions of culture, Ms. Hymowitz complained, reduce some of the new work to "sociological pablum".
The article is fun and interesting, but note: gargoyles are, by definition, water drainage spouts.
PE = 100% was assigned to the ∆R2 of pure water, which, by definition, corresponds to a DWR of zero.
