| What he has lost out on, however, is the pinpoint accuracy that used to be the defining quality of his bowling. |
| For generations, Scotland has maintained an adversary culture, defining itself by its differences from England. |
| To be disabled is to be pigeon-holed as if, by defining what is wrong with you, the abled population will find it easier to deal with you. |
| In doing so, he devised a more fundamental way of defining the absolute zero of temperature, independent of any particular material substance. |
| This is a decision in which one is defining the jurisdictional facts upon which the court operates. |
| Disparate methods for defining force and torque balances and for calculating the mass balance of receptors therefore result. |
