As noted by Gerald Martin, editor of the 2000 critical edition, "measured in terms of its decisive historical influence," the third (Losada) edition is "easily the most important of them all".
In terms of a decisive fall from grace, however, rock historians would surely concur that the 1984 faux-documentary This Is Spinal Tap represents a key moment.
The results confirmed significant inter-rater reliability of the vocabulary list with respect to the constructs, thereby validating the reliability of the constructs in terms of being decisive elements in the suggested operational/working definition of social entrepreneurship.
"So there isn't much to expect from what the Lebanese Army can do in terms of playing a decisive military role".
Most of them were thinking in terms of a short and decisive war".
Meanwhile, the new government had successfully set the terms of debate on the decisive issue – the economy.
In terms of evolution, however, a decisive solution to the problem of development on land was arrived at by most insects and by reptiles and birds, which developed eggs with a shell impermeable to water or, at least, resistant to rapid evaporation.
"These Olympics will be decisive in terms of finalizing our transition to self-esteem," he said.
"The next week will be decisive in terms of what happens here.
Decisive in terms of where I want to go as a professional.
