We believe that the philosophy and methodology of data representation and processing exerts a decisive influence on what can be achieved in science and engineering, and in the scope and quality of results.
A writer can in fact be squeezed or silenced while he still holds his union card, because the ideological section of the party's central committee, either through the ministry of culture or the writers' union, has the decisive say on what is to be published and in how many copies.
The government saw off a move to give MPs the decisive say on what happens over Brexit if they do not agree with the deal it negotiates, winning the key vote by 324 to 298.
But perhaps more significantly, when we examine authentic Islamic sources such as the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad, and his Companions, we see a clear and decisive verdict on what role the democratic process plays in Islam.
Of decisive issue is on what terms, via which strategies, African countries will contend with emergent challenges, some of which are of magnitudes and character neither encountered nor imaginable by "traditional" African thinkers, or, even, by senior contemporary thinkers.
"We know there will be a lot of pressure on us defensively when we have the ball so we have to be confident and decisive and not fixated on what they do". Venue: Sandy Park Date: Saturday, 21 May Kick-off: 15:15 BST Coverage: Live on BBC Radio Devon, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire and online, live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and app.
So if delegates at the UN General Assembly walk out on Ahmadinejad on Wednesday, the decisive issue will be on what grounds they did so.
"This is the only detailed plan for Scotland's future, and today's publication marks a decisive shift in the debate on what that future should be".
As for now, there seems to be no consensus on what is the decisive factor in explaining species differences.
For either approach, it is decisive to what extent the metric indeed reflects enzyme activity.
