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The normal definition of affiliate is an officer, director or 10 percent equity holder.

The ensemble created a theatrical experience, going beyond the normal definitions of music, and adapted their performances to the environment.

South Yorkshire in particular did not conform to the normal definition of a conurbation.

Some baserris seem to defy the normal definition of a baserri.

Unlike with normal definitions, the function to be defined can be used to define itself.

You hardly qualified as sane under normal definitions.

That's not the normal definition of quitting.

It is an endangered language according to the normal definitions, although prospects for its survival are better than most similarly-placed languages in the world.

"The normal definition of a cartel is to keep a price high and to inflict damage on the consumer," Urushido said.

The normal definition of excess generation is annually, although the term is equally applicable monthly.

Hard to see what's an empty seat and what's a spectator wearing an England away shirt on this disappointing normal definition screen.

Note that this is different from the normal definition of , in that it is a decision problem, rather than a function.

But this is not the sort of power that fits any normal definition of the word "monopoly," and it's not amenable to a legal fix.

If n is odd, this modification leaves the value unchanged, so this convention agrees with the normal definition of the binary product.

The normal definition of laity is that given in the Code of Canon Law:

The court found that "oppose" is not defined by the statute, so a normal definition of it may be used, per Perrin v. United States.

There have nevertheless been suggestions for a reactor as an auxiliary power supply, which does fall into the normal definition of AIP.

"He is talking about production capacity, and the normal definition is whether there is the capacity to pump a certain amount of oil over six months.

Any atom that can be studied as a free / unbonded atom uses the normal definition for the radius of a sphere.

This inherently limits the FIT to less than the consumer electricity cost, and does not conform to the normal definition of a feed-in tariff.

This does not meet the normal definition of feed-in tariff, and is referred to as a "fake feed-in tariff".

The second item is not "free" under the normal definition, since, to obtain it, the buyer is obliged to pay the full cost of the first item.

This requires that the logic have a suitable notion of "elementary substructure", for example by using the normal definition of a "structure" from predicate logic.

Abrams Defends Bill "I don't know if that is a deprivation of civil rights in the normal definition," Mr. Koch said.

CheckFree had used a variant of that normal definition, but it said Tuesday that it was changing the definition it uses.