The play, which is now having its world-premiere run at Long Wharf Theater, may not deliver the series of one-two punches of Hemingway's novella, but it has definite emotional resonance of its own.
It has definite advantages over laparotomy, but a comparable survival outcome is still to be verified in prospective randomized trials.
Mr Duhigg, a New York Times reporter and broadcaster, takes as his starting point William James's observation, in 1892, that "all our life, so far as it has definite form, is but a mass of habits".
Finally, computer simulations with a MIMO nonlinear model are presented, which illustrate that the proposed STP can predict accurately the future states of a class of nonlinear time delay processes no matter whether the states change suddenly or slowly, in addition, it has definite robustness against model/plant mismatches.
Being known as a supplier to it has definite value, one company - which is listed in Apple's top 200 list - told the Guardian: "The value lies in the fact that Apple is recognised as having a high-quality build spec, so a relationship reflects well on that supplier's products," an executive said.
Although ILN is associated with relatively increased incidence of shoulder complications, it has definite advantages in terms of shorter hospital stay, less blood loss and shorter operative time, which are of immense importance in the developing countries with limited resources.
Does it have definite plans to bring it to market?
Is it because the travelling object has definite magnitude, so that it is moving in two circles, one less and one greater, each of its ends being in one of them?
It seems like Amy has definite aspects of that in terms of her conscience.
It is a claim that has definite legitimacy but there are dozens of other similar instances in the boxing record books.
