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• scope: She helped define the scope of work and fees for the artist.

• criterion: Governments who want to exclude a particular import must prove their case to the WTO according to its own narrowly defined criteria.

• variable: We proceed as is usual for modeling a problem, by defining variables.

Modifying Another Word

• clearly: Clive Osborne: " We did some initial research in-house in order to help us clearly define our requirements.

Used with why or when

• which: First, in the stereoscope the two flat images are placed side by side, defining very clearly which eye sees what image.

• when: Thresholds would be part of defining when 'damage ' to a crop is caused.

• what: He does not define exactly what was " handed on to us.

• where: ICPs also provide a means of agreeing local referral and treatment or protocols to define where and when particular clients should be referred.

Modifying Another Word

• narrowly: The literacy test in particular is narrowly defined: reading for information, not writing or other aspects of reading.

Preposition: in

• curses.h: The argument values, which are defined in curses.h, provide sev- eral types of information.

• term: These relationship are defined in terms of indigenous social judgements.

• section: Credit arrangements ( as defined in section 7 ) will continue to be treated like borrowing under the new system.

Preposition: by

• boundary: That limit is defined by a green belt boundary which is set for the next 30 years.