That task must be approached "decisively, in order to deserve, one day, to live as free men, which is to say, as men who refuse both to exercise and to submit to terror".
These theoretical approaches marked decisively the so-called "operational revolution in psychiatry" leading to the creation of DSM-III.
Predicting the structures of metabolites by computational approaches in advance can decisively help medicinal chemists analyze the experimentally-determined mass spectrometry (MS) data or liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (LC MS/MS) data to pinpoint the actual SOMs [21].
There was much to admire in how they thought their way through City's approach and how decisively they responded.
The process will often be comparative: theory choice in moral psychology, like other theory choice, involves tradeoffs, and while an empirically undersupported approach may not be decisively eliminated from contention on empirical grounds alone, it may come to be seen as less attractive than theoretical options with firmer empirical foundations.
Rather than remain in the realm of metaphor and symbolism, Dutch painter Gerard Boersma takes a decisively direct approach to hyperrealist painting.
In fact, whether Obama or Romney wins, Bush's national-security approach will triumph more decisively than it had before Obama took office, when these policies at least elicited real controversy.
Scottish voters, favouring the emotional and practical investment in the European ideal, decisively rejected this approach.
As in other areas of science, a combined approach might improve the situation decisively.
We tried to explain that, nonetheless, RRI normative commitment is not sufficient per se to decisively differentiate this approach from the neoliberal view of responsibility as a tension to self-realization.
