It will follow a more defined course, constrained by embankments of capital, funding and risk management.
It also means that as users react and provide feedback, the roles within the group become more defined in response to that feedback.
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There is a beveled and sharper edge in the area behind the front leg (3) and more defined lines on the back leg (4) .
Areas for potential research include a search for genetic markers which could reveal a susceptibility to particular types of brain trauma, as well as developing more defined and consistent management and treatment protocols.
But it did help modern Wales become a more defined nation than ever before and administrative devolution reached such proportions that it was not misleading to talk of the emergence of a Welsh state.
This is true even though technologies such as virtualization, deduplication, intelligent storage tiering and more recently software defined storage allow more efficient utilization of storage hardware.
Equally, mentoring opportunities and protocols within the ERG must be more clearly defined.
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The role of U.N. peacekeepers should be more clearly defined to focus on the protection of civilians.
Thus, race or ethnic origin can sometimes serve as a useful surrogate for more precisely defined genetic differences.
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They do not understand why they should now pay to maintain the more generous defined-benefit pensions of public-sector employees.
Yet this still leaves a swathe of claims that deal not with material assets but with reparation, more broadly defined.
The union wants a more clearly defined limit on numbers of assistants in schools and the extent of their responsibilities.
"Long-term commitments are more broadly defined and for many, can mean cohabitation without a legal document or public declaration, " she said.
The conservative majority might find a way to craft a new rule limiting such class actions to more narrowly defined groups.
So again, I don't think that taking a unilateral action with a far more broadly defined mission is in the interests of the United States.
The first is the shift from traditional advertising, like TV commercials and magazine ads, to digital advertising where results are more measurable and accountability is more easily defined.
Universities had their own assessment procedures, she suggested, and if exam results were to be more precisely defined, percentages could be used, without having to further confuse the exam system.
Traditional funds have more tightly defined benchmarks and boundaries.
As Facebook and Zynga work on strengthening their businesses and preparing for their next moves, a handful of intent-based social networks are perfectly poised to take market share in more clearly defined, higher-intent segments.
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The point is, in the current financial system where financial institutions are more broadly defined, we want to eliminate conflicts of interest where we can, we want to eliminate these cross-subsidies or "heads I win, tails the taxpayer loses".
It is that the credit will be provided to them against the security of pretty much any assets that the banks have, rather than the more narrowly defined and better quality assets that the Bank currently insists they provide.
Recent court cases and IRS regulations have more clearly defined the difference between a capital improvement that is depreciated and a repair that is currently deducted, moving away from the dollar amount as the criteria and towards the nature of the expense as the determining factor.
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" "I always thought, " Mr. Mudd continues, "that any conversation about the intelligence the briefer provided every morning should clearly articulate the differences between the three, along with the even more clearly defined separation from the fourth, non-intelligence, pillar: discuss the policy question, what we should do about the problem that's just been defined.
The more accessible software-defined radios become, he warned, the more that threat materializes.
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These days, perhaps, adolescent identity is defined more by the use of social media rather than the use of illicit drugs.
This means that all fonts and images will be defined more precisely and will benefit from a 758 x 1024 resolution screen.
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Many daily-deal shoppers will likely buy daily deals even if the offer is a little less sweet, and the terms of the deal a little more well-defined and constrained.
Younger benefactors facing a huge tax bill because they have a high income this year might consider setting up a donor-advised fund, which was defined more specifically in the Pension Protection Act.
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