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• This is done with precision, exactness, accuracy and definitiveness.
• Although already a critical success, it is almost strangled by its own definitiveness.
• Sure, if you shrug off the claim of definitiveness; autobiographies rarely are.
• Yet overall, Durr said, academics are confident of the definitiveness of oral history.
• Reached last week by phone, Blackwell tried to dispel any whiff of definitiveness about his estimate.
• Seeing Storr's efforts in the company of other silversmiths bears out these claims with striking definitiveness.
• Seldom has a biographical project needed a strong, persuasive editor to modulate an author's zeal for definitiveness.
• Another simpler rank-one method is known as Symmetric rank-one method which does not guarantee the positive definitiveness.
• That kind on uncertainty paired with the definitiveness of the tritium mission has environmentalists and Hanford watchdogs dead set against the restart.
• He goes back there, makes up his mind and throws the ball with a definitiveness that makes every completion seem like fate.
• "The word definitiveness comes to mind, " said Neil M . Postman, a professor of communications at New York University.
• It seems alot of Japanese relies on the context of the conversation / writing your reading, rather than the definitiveness of an isolated statement.
• Actually there are five door / window openings in front, being very visually pleasing, but perhaps lacking the definitiveness of " one front door ."
• The glossary covers the occurrences of symplectic geometry both in topology as well as in algebraic geometry ( over \ mathbb { C } for definitiveness ).
• With a nod to the definitiveness of Helms'opposition and the unlikelihood that Lott would circumvent Helms, Weld said Sunday : " There are 100 senators.
• Eizenstat said finding the Reichsbank accounts, particularly the SS accounts, would provide " greater definitiveness " of just how much gold was looted from Holocaust victims.
• This month, three NASA scientists and several officials at NASA headquarters and at two agency research centers described how news releases on new global warming studies had been revised by administrators to play down definitiveness or risks.
• "It's reasonable, and it adds some definitiveness to the vagueness that comes out of other states'generic statutes, " said Neal Taslitz, executive director of the Chicago-based National Repetitive Strain Injury Foundation.
• "Let us not read too much into these statements because, as you can see, we have this track of confidence-building and dialogue, and there is no definitiveness in these statements, " Khan told a news conference Thursday.