It is a dipping of toes into shallow waters compared to the deep black plunge that is attempting to define "Orwellian".
Stripped of excessive ornament, but retaining traditional motifs, the style seems to be attempting to define a national identity – a "romantic peasant unifying glue".
News that the ATSB was attempting to define a new search area, despite a lack of any funding commitment, was first reported in August.
Earlier this year, Microsoft's participation had created controversy within the group, which is attempting to define standards for creating a new generation of Internet services to automate buying and selling through networks of computers.
This aids scholars who are attempting to define the starting point and a basis for their research on FinTech.
Thursday night's debate was defined by two questions, by the two current leading contenders, each of whom was attempting to define an uncomfortable line of inquiry as off limits.
Those who are attacking evolution are attempting to define all religion in their own image and to marginalize all alternative religious voices in their single-minded attempt to promote their minority perspective.
She's attempting to define what it means to be "home," especially as our homes move more and more into the digital realm onto Instagram, and Facebook, and Twitter.
Republicans are attempting to define (in the media, the only place that counts, frame-wise) the process as "a parliamentary trick" which is "bending the rules" and "jamming legislation through" or "unprecedented" or 32 other flavors of nonsense.
WaCLA, working in conjunction with AAC&U and institutional members of the other LEAP States, is attempting to define and share best educational practices while, at the same time, is creating a dialogue with the public to explode myths about the nature of the liberal arts.
