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Just as it redefined the MP3 player experience and reinvented the iPhone, Apple is going to pursue the netbook opportunity.

She redefined her place in a way that was right for her, but no longer impressed the other women.

He said economic multilateralism needed to be redefined beyond its traditional focus on finance and trade.

In the front end of the compiler, the internal representation for GIMPLE was redefined, meaning that the compiler consumes less memory.

If your code uses any of these operators on such a class or structure, be sure you understand the redefined behavior.

Either the requirements need to be better understood, or as is often the case, they have changed and need to be redefined.

Our great universities seem to have redefined what it means to be an exceptional student.

Having saved the Union, freed the slaves and redefined freedom, Lincoln was struck down in his hour of triumph.

To understand the potential utility of CGM in clinical practice, the goal for monitoring glucose must be redefined.

A new concept of uncertain skyline query is therefore redefined gathering all the skyline objects as a whole in view of probability.

Heat guard proves detractors wrong: He's been labeled a coach's nightmare, but Jason Williams has redefined himself as a member of the Heat.

The last analysis provided a more refined geological model of the prospect and also redefined the size of the expected reserves.

If your code uses this operator on such a class or structure, make sure that you understand its redefined behavior.

And I redefined policing concepts in India. I'm going to take you on two journeys, my policing journey and my prison journey.

If they are redefined in a derived class, it is impossible for the derived class to call the base class implementation.

Notify the editors of the Oxford English Dictionary: the word "plenty" has been redefined to mean "two. "

Searle has redefined the concept of consciousness, and carried the consciousness to ontology.

A type is redefined in a manner that has no effect on the generated code.

Two signals are unable to be redefined by a signal handler.

That's why the concept of leadership needs to be redefined .

With its roots in sports television, EVS redefined live broadcasting with tapeless digital solutions.

Over the five centuries after European arrival, transplanted European building traditions were gradually reshaped and redefined.

Allows unspecified, extensible operations to be performed without requiring the interface to be redefined.

It has redefined how people listen to music, blindsiding both music publishers and established electronics manufacturers.

European territory is redefined according to this principle and then it evokes wide repercussions around the non-European world.

Te. The traditional construction method and perception of wood as a material is redefined through this unique and highly innovative design.

Environment-variable macros can be redefined in the session, and this changes the corresponding environment variable.

A discrete grey model is redefined , and its parameters expression is given. Then the discrete grey optimize model is constructed.

The classification about studying the history of physical education in ancient China needs to be redefined .

The tip of the spike mutates continually, which means that flu vaccines must be redefined every year.

In the past few weeks, the Federal Reserve has fundamentally redefined the role of a central bank in a market economy.

The authors of the research said "safe" alcohol limits for the overweight may need to be redefined.

After implementation of ERP system, management organization and management process need to be redefined.

Some publications killed their print editions to publish exclusively online; others redefined themselves or disappeared entirely.

For the accuracy and continuity of the model, the dividing point between Gerry ice equation and liquid equation was redefined.

However, as cities become larger and as transportation technology changes, the role and function of the parking garage has to be redefined.

The master dictionary of a master replicate can be redefined.

Environmental factors involved in the enterprise's assets, costs, expenses and other accounting elements must be redefined.

He argues that the new tools have redefined blogging as a more substantive form.

A property was redefined with a conflicting type in a derived class.

Also like in C most built-in operators with special syntax (arithmetic operators subscripting etc. ) can be redefined for class instances.

Initially interest - bearing bonds , they were swiftly redefined as money , and lost value hand over fist .

"The coming months will see a new world, where global history is redefined, " it said in a later message.

Having always worked in labs prior to that job, it redefined how I thought about money.

mutates continually, which means that flu vaccines must be redefined every year.

Inference rules are user-defined or predefined; predefined rules can be redefined.

Reserved properties cannot be redefined in the project file.

Since her moment in the spotlight, though, she has redefined the word slump.

Lower trade barriers brought higher living standards, and freer financial markets redefined the global economy.

In fact, foundations and private sector and NGOs are making historic commitments that have redefined what's possible.

Economic value added (EVA) essentially redefined the corporate profit from the perspective of shareholder.

The iPhone redefined the smartphone, but handsets using Google's Android software are fast attracting users and developers.

Some literacy experts say that reading itself should be redefined.

Having redefined their lives to fit within an automobile world, they now insist that it's impossible to live without a car.

The following reserved words cannot be redefined or used as identifiers.

Once interpreted as signs of pathology, Qaddafi's eccentricities were redefined as mere personality quirks.

An existing replicate can be redefined by remastering the replicate.

The morphology of books was redefined with annotation. Each constituent element of books was introduced in detail.

This is the decisive detection which pushes planet concept to be redefined: Affair's hashing already not arrived to solve can't of degree.

The calculated members need to be redefined for the virtual cube as needed.

List of bounds of each dimension of the redefined array.

The momentum of traffic flow is redefined and the assimilating relationship between traffic flow and fluid flow is adjusted.

The scientist redefined the relations between population and economic affairs.

Just in the sense the consciousness of literature proposed by Lu Xun is redefined and interpreted ontologically.

Types defined in one schema can be reused and redefined in another schema module.

Velma Von Tu le : [ to Edna , about Tracy ] Tracy certainly has redefined our standards Amber Von Tu el: That's for sure .

If the objectives are not met, processes are redefined with modified business services.

By arguing this, Marx therefore redefined the task of the revolutionary.

I think we have a real sense now of what our part was in that, one that I would love to see redefined and rewritten.

Metaphor in traditional rhetoric is redefined as "metaphor expression" , which is a surface meaning mapping in cross-semantic fields.

Instead, their dissonance, feedback, and alternate tunings created a new sonic landscape, one that redefined what rock guitar could do.

Intel has launched its new family of processors quite recently that has redefined all notions related to computing performance.

The examples in the article are written in the Java language; however, I've redefined them below using Groovy.

Professor, your article redefined my entire understanding of human nature.

Traditional values are redefined to meet challenges.

In some cases software has changed how humans behave; spreadsheet programs, for instance, have redefined more than one job.

Gates has redefined technological and commercial rules.

Later, it was redefined: Historical Drama films.

It is redefined the meaning of "karst water source field" and put forward a new category of "karst water source field" in this paper.

IBM has redefined collaboration to take full advantage of the potential that social computing and Web 2. 0 offer.

The all-red time was redefined, and the possibility of the asymmetry was pointed out.

"He's redefined consumer electronics this century, " said Mr Doherty.

Building them pushed vacuum technology to the limit and then redefined the limit.

But meanwhile, the role of the Arab journalist is being redefined.

Do existing resource bundles need to be redefined?

The banker redefined his stance after he asked for Emma's number, then clocked her press badge.

"Perfect" vision could be redefined by gadgets that give you the eyes of a cyborg.

Each new tower has redefined the much-photographed Shanghai skyline.

We all can identify times in our past where time was scarce and desires limitless, fear was unknown and rules were redefined.

But it may also have redefined the laptop.

My husband and I have redefined our relationship and our marriage and we have made our life together work for us.

Things get more interesting in Listing 5, where I've taken that same Ant tag and redefined it in Groovy, with the AntBuilder type.

The decline in Americans' buying power has redefined the meaning of low price.

Many insurance providers have redefined flood, so ask your agent.

Lincoln redefined the role of the chief executive.

Thus, Sasisekharan and his team have redefined the host receptor for influenza and the criteria for how H5N1 can jump to humans.

The word "tweet" has been redefined because of Twitter.

Nowadays, I have redefined my daily timetable to mix more offline life with blogging habits. So I'm not a slave of blogging.

Facebook has redefined the way its users go about obtaining information.

We explained the five key factors, redefined the five factors.

We're no longer averse to word problems, because we've redefined what a word problem is.

Fields that are common to many tables, such as audit fields, must be redefined for each table.

Be sure you understand its redefined behavior.

And so we redefined this marginalized position as the place of architecture.

The Internet has redefined the way that people communicate.

So we've redefined the Array constructor, how do we actually get the data out?

We've redefined Microsoft's CEO for marketing effect.

Meanwhile, startups such as MySpace and Facebook redefined community interactivity, concepts honed or created by AOL.

What are designers doing once they have redefined their role?

The Clinton's not only redefined the family but they created an Orwellian euphemism for bureaucracy to replace it.

Since his party lost heavily in 2002, he has redefined it, even changing its name to the New Moderate Party.

It is just weeks since Pluto was redefined asa dwarf planet.

The results have redefined the brand.

Another little issue is that a prefix may be redefined at any point in a document. . .

The redefined views are recognized by other environments or applications such as drawings or DWF.

I've redefined what sexy is.

So we've redefined, now, what a foot is.

For example, the XHTML p element declaration has an anonymous type declaration that can't be redefined.

An identifier may be defined once in a scope, but can be redefined in nested scopes. The following example will explain some of these points

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The parameters are redefined as follows, take the city of China--Chengdu for example: