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121. These dimensions apply equally to employees of new fishnet organizations and to team members working outside traditionally defined business spaces.
122. A field system could be defined as strings of coordinates following each field boundary, along with reference names or numbers.
123. The method acknowledges that there are laws of organisation which ensure that trends coalesce into defined patterns.
124. The unemployed, then, are broadly defined to include the unregistered unemployed, particularly women.
125. She had always been defined by her athletic ability, and without it she was lost.
126. We need clearly defined job descriptions, a clear understanding of our role and the level of our personal accountability.
127. I was a general at the head of an army, and the objectives were clearly defined.
128. He will thus avoid buying material before it can be used by accepting a small and defined risk of delaying production.
129. Are these sufficiently closely defined for us to be able to apply them to particular cases?
130. The clearly defined black spots and red bands of courage that set the rainbow apart from other trout are truly remarkable.
131. The instrument becomes both a means of communication, possessed of clearly defined powers, and an attribute of the celebrant.
132. A cable industry trade group said the technological exemption has not been clearly defined by legal tests.
133. These are intimately bound up together, not least because of the way in which the marriage contract is defined.
134. These experts judge food products in accordance with defined standards of quality.
135. At any job symbol both the free float and the total slack, as defined in Figure 6.7, can be calculated.
136. Despite the urgent need to halt economic decline, neither has a clearly defined policy.
137. We have social rights and duties that are defined by common consent.
138. Where compulsory admission was necessary, three types of admission orders were defined.
139. Whatever the requirements, there is a consultative process through which the exact needs are defined and agreement as to the design established.
140. The problem lies in how intangible assets are defined and valued.
141. Successful diplomacy will be defined by the ability to avoid a crisis rather than achieve a breakthrough.
142. Nor are dialects subject to judgment, so long as they meet the basic requirement of having clearly defined rules.
143. The priority is only available for a buyer defined as a buyer for valuable consideration, or a mortgagee.
144. The military survey of 1522, in theory at least, confined itself to ownership strictly defined.
145. The domination of the curriculum by subjects classically defined was, indeed, the most obvious feature of the grammar-school curriculum.
146. Alternatively, dictatorship might be better defined by the absence of a limited mandate-a critical factor in our definition of democracy.
147. Is there agreement amongst researchers about the nature of child abuse and how it can be defined?
148. Analysing the series-voltage case first, the open-circuit and loaded voltage gains of the open-loop amplifier are defined as and respectively.
149. That is, the position of a particle could not be defined with absolute certainty, but only by statistical probability.
150. Even when it was defined as the ability to change or control the behaviour of others they felt it was inappropriate.
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