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Perfectionists, by definition, strive for the best, trying to ace exams, be meticulous at their jobs, and raise perfect children.

When you throw ice into a cappuccino it'll melt the foam, which is what by definition makes it a cappuccino in the first place.

if you convert a scalp or day trade into a position trade , by definition you did not consider the risks of the trade.

The very idea is foreign to what most of us learn as kids. When I was a kid, it seemed as if work and fun were opposites by definition.

Interacting with a portal on such a page is possible via so-called render links which, by definition, do not change the server side state.

On the general question of bubble, in the first place you don't know it's a bubble until the bubble ends, by definition.

But it's a hard process to do because, as you know, the middle of a star is quite hot, almost by definition.

During the late '90s, XML had become the new silver bullet of the computing industry: Almost by definition, if it was XML, it was good.

PATIENTS in a vegetative state are, by definition, unable to respond to stimulation with any form of overt behaviour.

Since (by definition) fixed costs do not vary with production quantity, it drops out of the equation when it is differentiated.

The point is that we Christians by definition believe that Allah is not the true God as Muslims know him and Mohammed is not a true prophet.

By definition, the capacitance is one farad when one coulomb of charge is stored with one volt across the plates of a capacitor.

By definition, though, transgressions like this are among the hardest to identify.

The obvious difficulty is that trying to illustrate animations and dynamic effects by definition is not easy on a static medium.

The UN, says one EU senior source: if it asks for boots on the ground then the deployment of ground forces must be, by definition, legal.

Use Cases, by definition, represent the interaction of the system being modeled with its intended user.

And since the supply of prestige assets must be, by definition, limited, the price of such assets is sure to rise.

Since the US has a current account deficit, the rest of the world is also, by definition, spending less than its income.

Chandler: So if you want people to see them, then by definition you're not having them taken out. . . say, at the break of dawn?

By definition, your low entry point seems like a pretty attractive high exit point to the investor on the other side of your buy trades.

Patents are by definition exclusive and therefore prevent the kind of sharing that open hardware (and open software) promotes.

In the process I came to see clearly what I had long known abstractly: that living religions are by definition dynamic.

The God in whom I believe is nothing if not consistent; a good God must be, by definition.

That means Windows phones will, by definition, be less versatile than their main competitors, at least at launch.

Most religions demand belief in at least some supernatural events, which are by definition impossible to reconcile with science.

You have to be a contrarian to be correct, and by definition only a minority of investors can be.

So an ABR by definition is a member of two or more areas.

By definition, diseases producing consolidation are characterized by replacement of alveolar air by fluid, cells, tissue, or other material.

By definition, these funds exist because a country has a surplus of savings over investment that ends up in the hands of the government.

By definition, we cannot see black holes. But it does not mean that we are not able to detect them.

And note that any such sale would, by definition, be "considered to be in the public interest. "

Paper-cuts, by definition, is to use scissors to cut paper into the paper into a graph.

By definition, such a core group is also considered as a high availability domain for specific services.

It is invisible and yet by definition exists by being shown to the public.

It's, by definition, dimensionless, like an electron, oddly enough.

Cycles, by definition, are repetitive in nature, so it is the return of one of five planets that I describe in each of the chapters.

Hard-line neoclassical economists will say it's true by definition; the rest won't be so emphatic, but they'll confidently agree.

It doesn't have to be a developer who writes the code, but if you're writing it, you become a developer by definition.

Almost by definition, the peak of a market is when the vast majority of investors are bullish, and bears have been beaten into submission.

The internet by definition is not anonymous. Computers have to have attribution.

It's important to understand that, by definition, a good interchange standard won't specify everything that every vendor does.

By definition, the next period of financial excess will appear to have recent history on its side.

By definition, forages are the digestible parts of plants other than separated grain, Rex explains.

Since the language is designed for a single processor, it is not portable by definition.

By definition, you cannot inherit from a sealed type, which means that protected methods on sealed types cannot be called.

An antonym by definition cannot be reflexive, because a term cannot be its own opposite.

But it's hard to evaluate that if there is always a fallback person who, by definition, presents a rosier picture.

Cooperation by definition must not be self-reclusive or enjoyed only by members of an exclusive group.

By definition, your concerns won't be addressed with Plan C. No one is great at Plan B in the beginning.

They are taught from a young age that it is good to have "faith" -- which is, by definition, a belief without any evidence to back it up.

I felt that it was still a little earlier because this process would almost by definition, take time to cultivate.

So the dispute has nothing to do with current reserves, but with projections that are speculative by definition.

Hitchin's diet seems by definition to have been "unbalanced" because it demanded the cutting out of certain food groups.

As shown in Figure 5, the guest operating system includes a thin layer of Lguest code (by definition, paravirtualization).

Such awkward syntax is common to coverage of drones: these do not, by definition, fire by act of will.

Since unintended bequests are, by definition, not planned they should be unaffected by the prospect of the tax.

By definition, the expected return on a portfolio is equal to the average of the expected returns of the assets that make up that portfolio.

That may be understandable: by definition, waste is something its owner no longer wants or takes much interest in.

Since China's trade surplus is by definition the excess of its production over its consumption, China's trade surplus is actually growing.

In contrast, a payment or gift to a foreign government official to obtain a government contract is, by definition, illegal.

By definition the seat of a bishop, cathedrals were built with funds often donated largely by nobles and merchants.

They are a contra- diction in terms, since a bonus is by definition the variable component of the compensation.

And a right-handed coordinate system, by definition is one whereby the cross product -z of x with y is z and not minus z.

This is true everywhere, by definition, but from Ny Alesund the trip is shorter than from any other permanently inhabited settlement.

The public corporation, almost by definition, carries a fragmented set of owners.

This was not a problem for the startups; by definition a high valuation means enough investors were willing to accept it.

Like the mandala, knot designs are by definition rich in symmetries .

By definition, every country cannot simultaneously export its way out of recession.

Comparing the practices of criminal and terrorist organizations with those of corporations is by definition an imperfect exercise.

Exports are by definition domestically produced goods or services, so an increase in exports increases production and hence employment.

By definition, a system is a self-contained entity that includes all the resources needed to satisfy its business purpose or mission.

By definition, a simple rule can be evaluated without reference to previous events.

SANDE TAYLOR: "A conservative investor by definition typically has eighty percent of their portfolio within fixed income markets and cash. "

Peer review innovation because by definition innovators have no peers.

Otherwise, by definition, they would not be deceived.

Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.

By definition, if Spain came to a point where it could no longerfinance itself, interest rates would be on the rise.

by definition , the printing method determines the priority of a logging request.

Carbon offsets by definition do not reduce such emissions.

Faith, by definition, defies evidence: it is untested and unshakeable, and is therefore in direct contradiction with science.

By definition, things should smear out and become a continuous ring all the way around the planet.

Last but not least, deployment tasks performed with Ant do not include testing, by definition.

JASON WOOD: By definition I'd say a cult film is something which isn't necessarily made for a mainstream audience.

A broadcast is by definition the transmission of information from transmitter to receiver in a one-way, linear fashion.

the intension and extention of the concept are determined by definition and classification respectively.

Given that UAVs are by definition flying vehicles, let's use as a baseline the UAV taxonomy of the US Air Force.

The average I. Q. is, by definition, 100; but to achieve that result, raw test scores have to be standardized.

The deliberate violation of constituted law ( civil disobedience ) is by definition a violation of the law.

Breaking rock miles underground is, by definition, the creation of an earthquake, however small or large.

People don't like to be incompetent, and beginners, by definition, are incompetent.

The services exposed, by definition of the way they were chosen, are important business transactions.

By definition, you cannot inherit from a sealed type, making a virtual method on a sealed type meaningless.

By definition, a guard is a low impedance point in the circuit that's at nearly the same potential as the high impedance input terminal.

By definition boats are about displacement of volume, carving volume below the waterline , but minimizing drag by designing sleek profiles.

The existing algorithms include equivalent left and right curve angle by definition, normal section line method and tangent projection etc.

Change is inevitable, by definition, in a dynamic marketplace, and those who refuse to adapt will get left behind.

By definition, they're open to allcomers and you could find yourself competing with top handlers in these competitions.

And by definition, the true fan will purchase all these, which raises their support to more than a few dollars to tens of dollars.

By definition, the eradication of a disease requires cooperation from every single country in the world.

By definition, project models are always somewhat at variance with the enterprise models.

All reactor systems are single threaded by definition, but can exist in a multithreaded environment.

God is the ultimate Truth and therefore, if He determines something it is, by definition, not arbitrary.

By definition, octane is any isomeric saturated hydrocarbon found in petroleum and used as a fuel and solvent.

Remember, by definition an error (as opposed to a fatal error) shouldn't cause processing to stop.

By definition, base classes are intended for advanced extensibility scenarios and are not interesting to the majority of users.

Tonight's will primarily be about foreign policy and national security, which, by definition, includes the global financial crisis.

Many types of exercises are aerobic, and by definition are performed at moderate levels of intensity for extended periods.

By definition the capital is the political and cultural center of a country.

A class A amplifier driven to clipping is still a class A amplifier by definition.

Enthusiasm by definition is belief in special revelations of the Holy Spirit or religious fanaticism.

Emotions, by definition, are immediately felt when triggered by a particular event or stimulus.

The reason is simple: by definition, every economic decision involves financial considerations.

Models by definition do not include all details.

Now it is true that, in an evolutionary sense, those who survive a calamity are by definition the fittest.

By definition of equivalence, Norton's equivalent circuit is deduced through corresponding Thevenin's circuit.

Most politicians who pursue the Olympics, particularly those in developed countries, are doomed by definition.

By definition, our release date will be postponed if those selected features are not of the agreed quality or completeness.

Almost by definition, uncovering buried information will expose you to some uneasy sensations.

Since markets take money from the majority, pay help, and give what's left to the savvy minority, the majority, by definition, must lose.

The thesis is true, in fact true by definition, given the way the term "terrorism" is employed by the emperor and his loyal coterie.

Unsustainable economic growth would, by definition, be reduced, as would gini coefficients (i. e. the gap between rich and poor).

There is one catch: Bayard writes in French. Of course, that hardly matters as, by definition, you're not going to crack the spine.

A substance that has a physiological effect on the body is by definition: a drug.

In the case of a class library, the library's user, its client , is a programmer by definition.

Postpartum phobia, by definition refers to the production of maternal fear after suffering a mental disorder.

Spam is almost by definition delivered to a large number of recipients.

So by terming ourselves "queer, " why would we look to sustain a traditional model that we have by definition rejected?

The term proprietorship, by definition, refers to a person who HAS the exclusive right of ownership of properties or assets in question.

And the converts, by definition, have gone through a personal crisis that led them to adopt a new identity.

Almost by definition, faith and reason operate in different domains and involve different paths to discerning truth.

If you want a lot of responsibility and a big paycheck, then your dream job by definition needs to pay well.

Undetectable errors are infinite in variety, in contrast to detectable errors, which by definition are limited.

By definition, poorer countries lack the ability to accumulate substantial stocks of financial assets.

IT-owned semantic logic is by definition invalid; semantics are about the meaning of the business task.

By definition, events occur independently and asynchronously.

The proposal suffers from the same shortcomings: the toxic securities are, by definition, hard to value.

Any object instantiated from that class belongs to that type by definition.

By definition, only users in a specific routing group can use that routing group's connector.

These actions, contractionary by definition, could occur before a full recovery has asserted itself.

However, rational truths are by definition always true, independent of human perception or experience.

Which means, by definition, that particular leader no longer exists.

Mouse models produce tumors that, by definition, are more defined than human tumors.

'Luxury brands, by definition are not mass market products, ' said Thomas Isaac, commercial director at TNS.

By definition, insurance is supposed to provide dependable financial support.

By definition, 202 means that the message was simply Accepted at the HTTP layer and not necessarily processed by the SOAP processor.

People who step out for coffee or a smoke are, by definition, taking time off from work.

"Countries that compete on the basis of cheap labor cannot, by definition, move beyond lower-income status, " it said.

By definition, the United Nations will provide assistance as soon as it receives a request.

A desolate place has, by definition, no inhabitants. It is characterized by abandonment, joylessness and barrenness.

In this paper, by definition, measure, and style of stage characters of the drama's creative process.

So, by definition, Facebook also is a set of disparate applications (photos, inbox, chat) that is connected by a social layer.

In knowledge processing, knowledge by definition is one or more information connections (relations or relation).

A dataset query, by definition, retrieves one result from a user-defined function or stored procedure.

By definition, an application validates a document if there's a risk that the document is incorrect.

It's impossible to rehearse the best responses to wild-card interview questions, since, by definition, they are unpredictable.

Real persuasion requires evidence and logic-true premises, and valid inferences. By definition, fiction doesn't present true premises.

By definition, a Nobel prize for medical or physiological research is therefore a prize for carbon research.

This information is contained in the message itself and, by definition, is contained in the message header.

By definition, capital allocation in conglomerates is complex to make and complex to discern.

By definition, they must contain only 25% less than the original version, so the totals may still be high.

Even then though, you're taking valuable processing time with something that by definition is non-critical.

By definition , two people picked at random can't have correlations in the distribution of gray matter in the cortex .

The simple is seen as common sense and by definition, since it's 'common' sense, it's perceived value is diminished.

"If everybody aimed for a median level of compensation, by definition you would always have increasing levels of pay. "

Anybody who attacks the secret subject is, by definition, part of the cabal.

So here the being monism is used to refute value dualism, understanding the latter as by definition positing being dualism.

Positive psychologists distinguish between pleasures and comforts. Pleasures by definition are short-lived--we adapt to them.

A service provider clearly has resources for the execution of services; so, by definition, it is a locality.

I have had clients quite earnestly tell me by definition we trust everything on the "trusted internal network" , that's why we call it that.

This also makes them by definition the most valuable soccer brand, ahead of both Barcelona and Real Madrid.

With Self and Smalltalk, any change you make to the existing class is by definition a run-time modification.

Parents may be nuts by definition, but that's a universal affliction -- not just Japan's.

For however freely the central bank may be lending, it is by definition providing more debt, not equity.

Subprime borrowers were by definition people of limited means with poor credit histories.

Schemata, by definition, are these repertoire of knowledge well organized in one's mind systematically and methodologically.

By definition, economic growth is driven by consumption, investment and net exports.

by definition, humanity's process of returning to divinity along the same path.

A decision is by definition a choice that has to be made on the basis of insufficient information.

By definition, there is no cure or adequate treatment for terminal illnesses.

By definition, managers are those who get things done through other people, who unleash talent in others.

However, supervision, by definition, is not built on trust alone.

Every fixed or managed nominal exchange rate is, by definition, 'manipulated'.

Then the flux of F across a curve C is, by definition, a line integral but I will use notation F dot n ds.

By definition, a conversation is bi-directional communication.

Business schools are by definition multi-disciplinary schools.

By definition in Scrum, an impediment is anything that keeps the team from being more productivity.

It's not easy, because our clients, by definition, are having a difficult time, diplomatically.

Almost by definition, renewable energy sources have low running costs but high up -front costs.

By definition alone the two differ in that, love is based on an affinity while lust is based solely on desire.

By definition, bosons are particles which obey Bose-Einstein statistics.

The CrystalReportViewer control in the Web or Windows Form has, by definition, an underlying class of the same name.

Given that these two sets overlap, by definition the minority set becomes unavailable.

A project has, by definition, a start and a finish.

Adultery is by definition the abuse of a marriage.

However, this answer will not suffice since by definition God is perfect.

Writing is by definition an imperfect medium for relaying the human voice.

Instance methods, almost by definition, involve object state.

The rest of the threads in our system are NHRTs and -- by definition -- cannot use the Java heap to allocate objects.

Yardwork workouts are functional, almost by definition.

By definition, an entrepreneur is one who takes risk.

Troubled financial institutions, by definition, don't have capital gains to tax.

Magnetics are by definition polar. Crystalline energy is non-polar, zero point !

They are researchers by nature, we all admit as an obvious fact and by definition.

Jacobson's statement also implies that a use case transaction is not by definition "a step in the use case flow. "

By definition, REST-style Web services are resource-oriented services.

After all, social media accounts are, almost by definition, personal.

Well, in that sense it must be silent, almost by definition.

But as long as China runs a large current-account surplus, it must, by definition be accumulating foreign assets.

By definition, mutual funds have less freedom than hedge funds, so there is less scope for hedge-style mutual funds to earn outsize returns.

Glass, by definition, is amorphous; its atoms lack order and are arranged every which way.

By definition, the contaminated host-agent states are not infectious.

By definition, irony is a conflict of meanings, not entirely recognized as such.

the genus Mycoplasma is by definition restricted to vertebrate hosts.

By definition, if you use . tpl. php files in your theme directory, Drupal will know to use the phptemplate engine.

Focusing on internal well-being by definition means giving up external well-being.

Since we don't have text-based grammar, there are no language compatibility issues, as they are compatible by definition.

By definition polyphasic sleep means you'll be taking multiple naps during a 24-hour period and spending more time awake at night.

Defects are, by definition, unacceptable.

But if workers object to union recognition by card-check, by definition it isn't voluntary.

Platform specific WSDL documents are by definition not interoperable and defeat the real goal of Web services.

By definition, lust is intense desire. We sometimes talk about lust for power or money.

God is eternal, so God by definition can't be flesh and blood, and so they said, if Jesus is divine he must not have been flesh and blood.

If given up too soon, a change initiative will be a failure by definition.

By definition, it's a metric of personality that involves long periods of time.

After all, slang is, by definition, more clever than standard English.

By definition, a free market is free from government intervention.

By definition, anarchy is harder to propagate than rigid Leninism.

But the whole nature of public service is, by definition, a reflection of the nature of life.

Phones are not by definition entertainment devices.

By definition, it returns the status of the current server.

An infatuation, by definition, is an emotion that shouldn't be taken too seriously.

But the virtualization technology is by definition pretty much the same.

Start-ups are a creative endeavor by definition.

By definition, depression keeps you from wanting to engage in everydayactivities.

All game shows are by definition mercenary, but producers go to great lengths to try to dress up contestants' cupidity as altruism.

By definition, they must use different methods than everyone else in the game.

The second will fundamentally alter the status quo, and the status quo, by definition, resists change.

By definition, these user preferences are set on a per user basis.

SOAP intermediaries are by definition men in the middle and are prone to attacks.

Leila is by definition a feminist since she believes in equal rights for women.

and it accepts dubious Greek collateral on the ground that bailed-out countries are by definition solvent.

By definition, this means that the private sector is running a financial surplus of 8 per cent of GDP.

By definition, personalised medicine includes the study of genetic mutations and other personal characteristics.

By definition, the wave shape changes and the pulse pressure increases.

Rising interest rates by definition mean lower bond prices.

So when I talk about CMIS repositories, by definition, I also often talk about these systems.

By definition, the demand curve facing the monopolist is the industry demand curve which is downward sloping.

Interesting, but isn't ventriloquism by definition a solo activity? Yeah. Tell me another interest of yours.

Design by definition must include execution.

I mean, FogBugz On Demand is a cloud computing service by definition.