The phrase "acquire definite" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "To succeed in this project, we need to acquire definite goals and objectives."
Alternatives: "obtain clear" or "gain specific".
Lloyd George acquired definite views on war strategy at an early stage.
Some areas may be viewed as inchoate, or partially formed, cultural entities; the others have acquired definite personalities but are difficult to classify as first-order or lesser order culture areas.
Therefore, also in the SDMI, the observables A of S and P of M acquire actual definite values, whose probabilities are given by the diagonal elements of the diagonalized reduced states.
What's more, if the tubes have been exposed to a strong magnetic field, they turn into tiny magnets, acquiring a definite north and south.
In developing the primary organ rudiments mentioned above, the embryo acquires a definite organization clearly recognizable as that of a chordate animal.
565 578) that the institution in the capital acquired its definite characteristics: Justin and his wife Sophia, with the aid of a protovestiarios also named Zotikos, built an orphanage near the Church of St. Paul (or SS.
This system was further elaborated and acquired its definite characteristics in the reign of Abu Ishaq (al-Mu'tasim), who created a tightly controlled, centralized state, and expanded his Turkish corps into an effective military force with which he waged campaigns against the Byzantines and internal rebellions alike.
Several types of processes have been proposed that may explain how introns may be acquired, but definite answers are still awaited.
One patient in the ethanol arm acquired a definite CR-BSI in which the causative organism was Staphylococcus aureus, cultured in blood cultures from both the tunnelled catheter and peripherally and from the catheter tip on removal.
