The first and definitive attempt to challenge Rossini's work, Otello is the only Shakespeare opera that generates the same critical response as the original, including G.B. Shaw's quip that "instead of Otello being an Italian opera written in the style of Shakespeare, Othello is a play written by Shakespeare in the style of Italian opera".
The following information was retrieved from the medical records: breed, sex, date of birth, localization of the extrahepatic shunt, method of diagnosis and date of first and definitive diagnosis.
Less than six months after the first Woodstock, the first -- and definitive -- anti-Woodstock took place in December 1969 at the Altamont Motor Speedway, outside of San Francisco, where the Rolling Stones concluded their North American tour with a hastily organized free concert.
The probe test given 30 minutes following training serves as a second and more definitive measure of spatial learning.
Table 1 contains the frequencies and percentages of the responses to the open questions concerning the period between first symptoms and definitive diagnosis of SCCH.
This first edition would eventually become replaced in 1912 by the third, and now definitive, version of the novel, published by his principal publisher, Macmillan.
But Cannes (with help from the Weinstein Company) gives us a third, and possibly definitive version, sub-headed "Them", which slices an hour from the running-time and jumps between the two protagonists in a more traditional manner, nudging them together at regular intervals.
The Upanishads also contain the first and most definitive explications of the divine syllable Aum, the cosmic vibration that underlies all existence.
Volume I: To Arms.By Hew Strachan.Oxford University Press; 1,227 pages; $45 and £30 DEFINITIVE", proclaims the blurb accompanying the first volume of Hew Strachan's magnificent new history of the first world war, and definitive it is.
aTime between the first laryngoscope insertion and definitive tube fixation to the nose with a tape.
