Not just more accurate and time honored, the vulgar "drip" resonates with a still potent shock of naked materiality which Pollock originated and which has been a major trope in new art (it was decisive for minimalism) ever since.
"It is decisive for monetary policy during this sovereign debt crisis that no further risk be transferred to the Eurosystem, and that the separation between monetary and financial policy not be further weakened," Mr. Weidmann said in a statement, referring to the network of European central banks.
For a fixed (i.e., observed) taxon coverage pattern, it is possible to characterize whether it is decisive for some or all possible trees, but computing the latter is nontrivial.
The question we want to address is how many loci must be sampled to guarantee with some high probability that the taxon coverage will be decisive for some unknown tree T. In this context we need not require that it be decisive for all trees, because the results we derive will hold for any tree T and the true tree will be one of these.
For the proper design and dimensioning of heat exchangers and other ancillary equipment's it is decisive to have accurate data for the thermophysical properties of the employed fluids.
As the 31st Olympiad unfolds over the next two weeks, it could be decisive for the direction the continent's largest country takes, and Brazilians were watching Friday's ceremony closely for political symbolism.
A year studying Bauhaus teaching methods at the Chicago Institute of Design in the late 1940's was decisive, for it was there that he seriously began to consider the idea of bringing together geometric form and movement.
(Of course, it was decisive in a different way for Fox never to apologize for its mistake).
Second, along the lines of phylogenetic groves, when a taxon coverage pattern is not decisive for the entire label set, it might well be decisive for a large subset of it.
The direction it takes will be decisive for the European Union and the world economy.
