Examples of using Another definition in English and their translations into Russian
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Is there another definition?
Another definition is that it is a way of life.
We found another definition.
Another definition of Liberation is‘expansion of one's own Powers.
THASSOS marble…… another definition of WHITE.
Another definition of Liberation or Emancipation(is)‘expansion of one's own Powers, i.e.
The Special Rapporteur does not intend to propose yet another definition of homelessness.
To add yet another definition would risk creating confusion.
We will return to this question, but first,I will dare to offer yet another definition of what a sacrament is.
Another definition of play from the twenty-first century comes from the National Playing Fields Association NPFA.
And in what respect do they differ in practice from another definition, contained in Article 2, i.e. state statistical reporting?
Another definition was created during the Cold War and used more or less synonymously with the term Eastern Bloc.
Paragraph 64 of the document under discussion,(A/CN.9/444/Add.3), contained another definition, one which he believed was too narrow.
Another definition can be found in the Longer Catechism of the Orthodox, Catholic, Eastern Church by Saint Filaret Drozdov.
The notion of"place of business" was well known and yet another definition of the term entailed the risk of fragmentation of the law.
Another definition(same as before leagues and nautical mile) meter was tied to the Paris Meridian: per meter was taken a distance equal to one forty parts.
However, sagging breasts can as well be just a matter of definition, one of which explains the word as"hanging loosely from weakness," while another definition says"drooping from the pressure of weight.".
This draft Law envisages another definition of“conflicts of interest”, thus possibly creating different or contradicting provisions.
At the same sources that is constructed or substantially modified from 2006 to 2014,should be for countries that are Parties to the existing protocol to move into the category of"existing stationary sources," with notes on the text of the amendment protocol(another definition) that they are a must for the Parties to the existing protocol to implement the BAT and comply with the ELVs.
The term"college" has another definition when it is used within a university, and this usage is common to both US and UK universities.
The United Nations Statistics Division of theDepartment of Economic and Social Affairs offers another definition, stating that the homeless are those from"households without a shelter that would fall within the scope of living quarters.
Another definition is a robot that allows precise interactions with nanoscale objects, or can manipulate with nanoscale resolution.
Yet another definition of competitiveness may be derived from profitability and hence from the interplay of cost and price see paragraph 25 to 28.
Turing adds another definition, Rosser equates all three: Within just a short time, Turing's 1936-37 paper"On Computable Numbers, with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem" appeared.
Another definition, given by Hokky Situngkir, tried to offer a more rigorous formalism for the meme, memeplexes, and the deme, seeing the meme as a cultural unit in a cultural complex system.
Another definition could comprise those weapons which do not need elaborate logistical and maintenance capability and can be employed by insurgent groups and paramilitary formations.
Another definition is: the maximum rms current(voltage) which may flow through the transducer under specific conditions, so that the temperature during continuous operation does not exceed the specified value.
Another definition of slavery, which focuses on the core of the crime-- that is, the objectification of human beings-- is"reducing a person to a status or condition in which any or all of the powers attaching to the right of property are exercised.
Aaron Krowne offers another definition: commons-based peer production refers to any coordinated,(chiefly) internet-based effort whereby volunteers contribute project components, and there exists some process to combine them to produce a unified intellectual work.
Another definition has been submitted to the working group by the Russian Federation, and seconded by Mexico and the Philippines, as an alternative for consideration:"Sale of children means and includes all unlawful acts involved in the capture, acquisition, transfer, control or disposal of a child with purposes or intent of securing financial or other reward or consideration.
