The guy may espouse incoherent fringe ideas, but these are, definitively, far-right incoherent fringe ideas.
The Higgs so far definitively exists only in the minds of theoretical physicists.
This is a rule of the road that Washington has already definitively pioneered, so far killing four of its own citizens by drone in Yemen and Pakistan, which means assumedly that Turkey could indeed kill a Turkish Kurd as soon as he or she stepped across any border.
But the problems of the north are far from definitively solved.
The pitching coach Dave Eiland spoke far more definitively than Eppler when he told The Star-Ledger of Newark that for the rest of this season, "he's in the bullpen, and he's there to stay, period".
What we have learned definitively about him so far — and what may most account for his victory, should he achieve it — is that he had both the brains and the muscle to outsmart, outmaneuver and outlast some of the smartest people in the country, starting with the Clintons.
Indeed, no alleles of frequency >1% have so far been definitively identified in ASD.
But the business secretary, who cut his political teeth as a Labour councillor in Glasgow in the 1970s, was far clearer in definitively ruling out any post-election deal with the SNP.
Although he did admit to not having actually used any of the competitors: I have no idea really whether Apple's new Apple TV is better or worse than rivals like the Roku 4 and the Amazon Fire TV, but I think I can definitively say that it is far superior to the old Apple TV.
Such order was taken to be suggestive of minds in that it seemed nearly self-evidently the sort of thing minds, and so far as was definitively known, only minds were prone to produce.
On the other hand, it has been argued that screening should not be implemented, as the true benefit of screening and subsequent treatment of psychological distress is far from being definitively proven (Coyne, 2013).
