"A disabled model, by definition, will be more memorable in a photo than an able-bodied girl, thus making her attractive to a commercial person trying to sell clothes in an advert, or in editorial, " says O'Riordan.
The original broadcast model of marketing communications required definition only in terms of the message.
First, the executive MBA model waters down learning by definition.
One option is for Google to follow the digital-rights model that the new high-definition DVD standards will use.
This model supports the Mobile High-definition Link (MHL) standard, for easy content sharing between the TV and mobile devices and the ability to charge devices via the connection.
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Just because a vision fits this model and is communicated does not by definition make it a good vision.
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The system supports 1080p, or "Full HD" high-definition video, up from the current model's 720p.
The researchers scanned an enclosure with lasers to build up a 3D model of the environment, then filmed a pair of gibbons in high definition as they jumped between branches.
Almost by definition, the issues they deal with are complex and multi-faceted, impossible to completely model or holistically analyze.
The definition of creativity is changing and the rules of consumer engagement have forever shifted to a voluntary participation model.
The Z model has an optional Blu-ray Disc (BD) optical drive for enjoying, creating and storing high-definition content.
The bill will also tighten up the definition of who is ineligible for jury service in England and Wales on mental health grounds and change the model articles of association for companies - the rules setting out director's responsibilities - to remove provisions he claimed were discriminatory.
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