In the second half of the opera, when she began to come into her own, she definitely asserted herself as a singer with potential.
To definitely assert that the proposed pattern is the best for every aligner, we should test it on each tool.
Rohdenburg, a medical director at Columbia University, wrote in 1918: 'It can be definitely asserted that regressive changes varying from a temporary standstill to the complete disappearance of the tumour, whether it be of epithelial or connective tissue origin, may occur at any age period, in either sex, and irrespective of the location of the growth'.
The cognitive impression was supposed to fill that role: when you experience one of these, provided that you recognize it as such, you can, on its basis, assert definitely that the matter in question is true.
But the Russian nuclear facility located near the supposed center of the emissions, called Mayak, issued a testy statement asserting that it definitely, totally, wasn't responsible — and that the amount of radiation we're talking about here was harmless, anyway.
This is an opinion piece; I hope the more speculative language now makes clear that I am expressing justifiable anxiety that a serious problem may exist, rather than asserting that it definitely does exist.
"I'm not an archaeologist, I'm definitely a chemist," she asserts, but it helps that "part of chemistry is applying techniques to look at a problem".
He is asserting himself".
has been acquiring & asserting authority.
"It's definitely a political statement, saying 'I'll do what I want on my property, nobody tells me anything.' It's a way of asserting control.
