When definite Horn ground formulas are permitted, determining plan existence is PSPACE-complete even if operators are limited to zero preconditions and one postcondition.
Two general types of scales were present over most of the body: small pointed or convex tubercles, 1-3 mm in diameter with no definite arrangement (ground tubercles); and larger, flat polygonal tubercles (pavement tubercles) typically less than 5 mm in diameter, but up to 10 mm over the forearm.
One case showed no clear features of neurogenic changes but definite ALS on clinical grounds.
"As soon as investors see the first signals of growth-supportive policies, you will see a definite turnaround on the ground," said Adi Godrej, chairman of the Godrej group.
Not definitive, just definite.
First, some philosophers simply deny that the paraphrases properly capture the meaning of sentences with definite descriptions, simply on the grounds that the meaning of a proper name like "Pegasus" is just less specific than the meaning of the definite description "the flying horse of Greek mythology".
Making a definite species diagnosis on morphologic grounds is difficult, because a large number of zoonotic Dirofilaria species have been described that share morphologic features with D. repens.
In that case, of course, broad causal grounding is ubiquitous and not specially tied to rigidity: all singular concrete object designators, including non-rigid definite descriptions, are broadly causally grounded.
There is a lot of rhythmic, definite footwork, very strong and grounded footwork".
As a matter of fact, this flexibility had already been perceived before Elton by the father of ecology, Charles Robert Darwin, who, in the Origin of Species (1859) wrote: "Throw up a handful of feathers, and all must fall to the ground according to definite laws.
A definite diagnosis was established on clinical grounds for 43 women.
