The doers of the deeds (creative or otherwise decisive acts), and thus the subjects of the praises, are the gods.
It has been inferred that the Fermi wave-vector, as the main electronic feature of metal and intermetallic phases, has already been implicitly comprised in kinetic relations of the exchange current density, otherwise decisive for electrocatalytic activity.
Not for the first time in the history of famous events, mythical and otherwise, the decisive action took place at the top of a hill – in this case Arran's highest peak, Goatfell, which after steam boats opened up Arran to tourism became a popular scramble for energetic trippers.
Mr. Gore's personality problems and voter concern over Mr. Bush's readiness to assume the presidency have muted enthusiasm for both men and drawn attention away from issues that might otherwise have been decisive.
The exchanges played out hours after a disappointing debate for Mr. Lhota on Tuesday night, in which the candidate was unable to land any blows, decisive or otherwise, against his Democratic rival.
Otherwise there will be no decisive victory.
This event made his influence even more decisive than it might otherwise have been.
Moreover, one would expect target accessibility to be decisive for whether an otherwise well-designed siRNA can bind to its complementary part on the mRNA sequence (Ding et al., 2004).
Struggled to make much of an impact in the final, and missed the decisive penalty, but was superb otherwise.
The court's ruling amounted to a warning that "decisive action is now imperative, otherwise the continuing loss of moral authority, political paralysis and fragmentation of our movement will continue".
For most of its 52-year history Lower Saxony, Germany's second-largest and fourth-most-populous state, has not played a decisive role in anything much political or otherwise.This time, though, the local man may be right.
