The publishers, however, were interested only in a definitive large-scale work, as originally envisaged.
But Westport theatergoers know that "Our Town," the playhouse's first play this season in a definitive rendering, did that already.
The pro basketball season has many weeks remaining and in a definitive sense is only getting started.
"There are a lot of technologies, services and treatments that have not been unequivocally shown to improve health outcomes in a definitive manner," Dr. Straube said.
On "Who Is It," she sings, in a definitive statement of her emotional philosophy, "Carry my joy on the left, carry my pain on the right".
"But we take every allegation very seriously, and our strengthened investigations process and agreement with State Police resulted in a definitive outcome.
The journals run to over 1m words and have recently been given their due in a definitive 13-volume edition by Gary Moulton (University of Nebraska Press).
"When he's out on the court in practice and something's not going well, he'll say something in a definitive tone," Williams said.
A landmark essay he wrote 50 years ago on youth and pop music was recently reissued in a definitive collection of essential readings on the rock 'n' roll revolution.
In a definitive study from 1984, scientists put 142 children with green nasal discharge into groups, including one that was treated with antibiotics and another that received a placebo.
Rickman put his suave, insinuating tones to tremendous use, turning in a definitive performance as the contemporary Eurovillain and providing generations of Brit stage actors with endless work in Hollywood blockbusters.
