Now, all these trends have changed definitively".
RICHARD BRODY: Which gets back to what we were discussing before; I remember that, when I saw Knocked Up in an advance screening, I felt that comedy had been changed definitively; yet the Academy can't be bothered.
The nature of stardom has changed definitively as a result of widespread public knowledge about (at least some of the more lurid aspects of) performers' lives, but I don't at all think that the movies, or the culture at large, are suffering as a result.
But the expansion of cities further into high-risk areas and the increase of brutal storm events due to climate change have definitively broken the program.
Yet, further off the grid, they have an altogether more menacing encounter, with armed locals, which definitively changes the trip, their relationship, and their lives.
Authorities on Japan in the United States have rushed to declare that the new biography definitively changes the widely accepted view of Hirohito, who died in 1989, as a virtual hostage of a clique of militarists during the war in the Pacific and a peace-loving, avuncular symbol of the nation afterward.
Or, it may be that we're just in a stalemate, more or less, until something comes along that definitively changes football, such as a new medical finding that the sport is even more dangerous than currently agreed upon or a reform that makes it substantially safer, such as a helmet redesign or new tackling techniques.
There are no pathological changes which can definitively distinguish NAFLD from alcoholic liver disease (ALD), thus an accurate alcohol history is essential to distinguish between these two common conditions.
However, the Raman spectral changes do not definitively identify the nature of the nitrito-(η -ONO) metastable species and the full photocrystallographic experiment is required to establish the bulk distribution of the possible conformers of the nitrito linkage isomer.
