Yet, further off the grid, they have an altogether more menacing encounter, with armed locals, which definitively changes the trip, their relationship, and their lives.
Authorities on Japan in the United States have rushed to declare that the new biography definitively changes the widely accepted view of Hirohito, who died in 1989, as a virtual hostage of a clique of militarists during the war in the Pacific and a peace-loving, avuncular symbol of the nation afterward.
Or, it may be that we're just in a stalemate, more or less, until something comes along that definitively changes football, such as a new medical finding that the sport is even more dangerous than currently agreed upon or a reform that makes it substantially safer, such as a helmet redesign or new tackling techniques.
Over 24 dramatic hours, for Fifa and Blatter the game has definitively changed.
They are like nose-pickers for whom the wind has definitively changed.
Though he had definitively changed the art of movies — changed the world — by way of his directing, he was soon much more in demand for his acting than for his directing, and then more for his celebrity than for his acting.
They have entered a land where death is a prominent part of life, and, though they actually learn little of India — they are too busy working out their personal problems — they are deeply shaken and definitively changed by the experience nonetheless.
It was probably after the José Mourinho-slaying win over Chelsea that I became convinced things had definitively changed for the better, and February's win at Manchester City followed by the series of 1-0 vintories in March suggested they would not succumb to nerves.
In high-studio-era Hollywood, the personal element of movies was merely implied, infused into commercial productions through the sophisticated wiles and practical ruses of studio directors — and critics, above all, were the people who recognized it, said so, and, in the process, definitively changed the relationship of viewers to movies.
At the symposium, Mr. Liedtke, Mr. Tinterow and Mr. Steadman are speaking on the same panel, on Saturday at 5 p.m. Chuck Close, also a panelist, said, "I really support David's view that from a point when lenses existed, and people saw what the world looked like flattened out, art definitively changed".
The repercussions of those events definitively changed the mission of the Church to what it is today.
