This analysis leaves three choices in the 2016 election for near term and long term prospects for the plutocratic business model: 1) Sanders' definite no-ROI, and certain effort for systemic reform; 2) the Donald's possibly low-ROI, and conceivable attempt for systemic reform; and 3) the certain continuation of the status quo high-ROI, with the faux reform of another Clinton.
In contrast to the vague and speculative harm to consumers and competitors discussed in the court's findings, if the judgment is not stayed, Microsoft, its employees, its shareholders, its business partners and customers and the consuming public will suffer certain, definite and immediate harm.
The lack of detailed algebraic models, the concomitant difficulties for assessing the statistical consistence of the results and designing definite experiments, and a certain shortage in characterizing criteria are some of the causes hindering the advances in a field which is per se very complex.
When designing a definite referring expression, speakers take into account both the local context and certain aspects of the historical context, including whether similar referents have been mentioned in the past.
Meanwhile, enriched analysis was carried out and certain significant enriched pathways were detected, which had been reported to have a definite correlation with cardiovascular maladjustment.
Instead, we employ a regularized version of DTW kernel that can be positive definite if certain conditions are satisfied.
Swift and certain punishment.
Sure, there were unique and interesting characters among them, but there were definite and powerful strands of convention: competitiveness, combativeness, a certain cocksure sense of self, insistence on "realness" and a relatively limited area of subject matter as standard.
It further identifies a significant component of the decision-making process: the experience associated with and giving rise to a definite, certain, productive decision that integrates past learning and questions into a focused design solution (most commonly referred to as an epiphany).
Her decision was definite and traumatic.
