"We are trying to be as explicit and quick and definitive as possible in showing what bad behavior can get you, if you get caught".
The initial treatment should be definitive whenever possible.
But in musical instruments—and, by implication, in nearly all manufactured artifact systems there is often no definitive answer possible even in principle to what is the "natural" classification of a group of artifacts.
Hence this section should be read as suggestive and not at all definitive of possible options different people might want to employ.
With definitive diagnosis possible only post-mortem, it is critical that more inexpensive and widely accessible strategies be developed to capture these changes early.
The sensitivity and specificity were calculated comparing those cases where maltreatment was coded (combining definitive and possible maltreatment codes) and those cases where unintentional injury was coded (See Table 3).
We can now argue that in a patient presenting with a sudden and severe headache that we have now created a definitive list of possible causes for sudden and severe headache i.e. we have quantified the possible diagnoses that have made it to the published literature, and that this list is arguably 98% complete.
He has clearly exposed the shallowness of Dawkins's position and left room for mystery — for the important questions we all ask but for which no definitive answers are possible.
Yet, on the evidence of the first three episodes, the new show appears to be little more than a televised version of the type of endless debate you can hear in any college watering hole — a hypothetical contest in which no definitive answer is possible.
Cooder's uncommonness as an artist is the exemplification of Rainer Maria Rilke's remarks, originally made about Cezanne, "The further one goes, the more private, the more personal, the more singular an experience becomes, and the thing one is making is, finally, the necessary, irrepressible, and, as nearly as possible, definitive utterance of this singularity".
