We defined them this way: revenues between $250 million and $1 billion, five-year sales growth averaging at least 16% a year, and five-year return on equity averaging at least 10%.
While Alder et al. (2002) used cluster analysis to define the species groups, we defined them by plotting the data for the 107 species present in the sample area (25 ha) with more than 10 observations as described above (Fig. 1) and visually compared it to the two-axis graph proposed by Alder et al. (2002).
In the absence of any consensual, widely accepted definition, we defined them as follows: (F_{a}) is taken as the geometrical mean of AF for periods in the range [0.1 s, 0.2 s] (F_{v}) is taken as the geometrical mean of AF for periods in the range [0.75 s, 1.5 s].
While there was an 2.08% increase (from 8,008,278 to 8,175,133 ) in the overall city population, there was at the same time a 9.2% decrease (1,612,572 to 1,477,146) in the number school-age children as we defined them for this study (US Census Bureau [2010]).
Simply put, it was the freedom to pursue our dreams - however we defined them - through hard work and free choice.
The remaining 16 codons which are of the type YYR and YRR (Fig. 1b, lower 4th column), can be obtained by mutations and/or by frame-shift readings of the extended RNA code type II, and we defined them as the complementary code of the extended RNA code type II.
We start planning their eventual grand successes, as WE define them, very early in their life.
Language skills as we define them are useful fictions.
It's not about what we do with criminals; it's about how we define them.
But research on poverty tends to ask how "we" define "them".
Would we consider them Homo sapiens and thus rights-bearers or would we define them as animals and, therefore, things?
