Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An under factor or agent.
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- noun A particular form of
subalgebra
Etymologies
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Examples
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Finally, in evaluating the purpose and character of a secondary use of a copyrighted work, courts will consider the "subfactor" of whether the defendant acted in good or bad faith.
unalog 2008
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Cloud-in-the-Sky, however, grunted at them, and raised the bowl of his pipe towards the subfactor.
The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897
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Cloud-in-the-Sky, however, grunted at them, and raised the bowl of his pipe towards the subfactor.
The March of the White Guard Gilbert Parker 1897
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The best viral systems are designed to maximize acceptance factor and passing factor by optimizing each subfactor.
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These elements are just two of seven elements in the production subfactor of the capability evaluation factor, all of which receive less weight than price.
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The GAO determined that the Army erred in evaluating one element of the broader production capability subfactor.
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These elements are just two of seven elements in the production subfactor of the capability evaluation factor, all of which receive less weight than price.
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The GAO determined that the Army erred in evaluating one element of the broader production capability subfactor.
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This subfactor weighs only slightly in favor of Plaintiffs, as the Court finds that Defendant reasonably believed its use was ultimately fair.
unalog 2008
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