It was released in 1978, the year it became apparent even to the most cocooned rock aristocrats that punk represented not a passing fad, but a definitive shift important enough to require them to formulate some kind of response, usually in the form of a back-to-basics approach.
Even if "Manson" is occasionally tedious, recounting over and over the Family's peripatetic adventures — garbage diving for food, stealing, "creepy-crawling" into people's homes at night — it stands as a definitive work: important for students of criminology, human behavior, popular culture, music, psychopathology and sociopathology, and compulsively readable for anyone who relishes nonfiction.
Although the majority of subepithelial lesions are benign, GI stromal tumors have malignant potential, making a definitive diagnosis important.
However, the work presented here for the recombination proteins seems rather definitive and important.
In the strict sense (see the definition above), diphyllobothriasis and taeniases should not be called zoonoses, since humans are important definitive hosts of D. latum and essential for T. saginata and T. solium, although vertebrate animals (fishes, cattle and swine, respectively) act as sources of human infections.
Documentation of medical treatment and observation of patients during evacuation from the point of injury to definitive treatment is important both for optimizing patient treatment and managing the evacuation process.
The lack of a coherent, consistent, and definitive position on important public policies have dogged my party for years.
As President, Obama is accountable for either showing up -- or not -- in his actions for a better America, to make definitive choices on important issues, and to clearly lead.
It should be needless to say that a basketball game ranks pretty damn low on the definitive List of Important Things when it comes to life-or-death situations.
We obtained definitive results with important conclusions despite the perceived shortcoming of using whole embryos.
