Martin understands the imperative to conduct objective experiments that definitively prove a hypothesis.
"That definitively shaped who I am," she said, leaving her with a feeling "of being slightly outside things".
"One major question has been whether it's better to give adjunctive treatment or to switch drugs, and the hope was that this trial would answer that definitively.
It was his discovery in 1985 of the Whydah's, inscribed "The Whydah Gally 1716," that definitively marked that wreck as a lost pirate ship.
It earned him a client roster -- the Duchess of Windsor, Babe Paley, Bunny Mellon, Diana Vreeland -- that definitively proved his mother's auguries wrong.
The match against Andújar, a clay-court specialist, won't answer that definitively, but Andújar's low-risk game could give Raonic a bit of trouble.
"Measuring Time," Habila's accomplished second novel, overlays this tradition of despair with a self-consciously mythic plot that brings the book to the borders of that definitively "postcolonial" style, magic realism.
Mr. Kerry and others have provided what they say is substantial documentation that definitively proves that the accusations were false, but Mr. Pickens has refused to pay the bounty.
LUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany — "Artifact," the first ballet that William Forsythe created after becoming director of the Frankfurt Ballet in 1984, is a masterpiece, a work that definitively shows this choreographer as the most influential practitioner of the art form since Balanchine.
He concluded, "We announce the beginning of a new era based upon the full rule of the people over a new political system that definitively breaks with the old regime.
"Any company that definitively says it can fix liquid damage is lying," says Noorani.
