"Obviously," Morgan wrote, "we can only talk to children about good habits and about the need for a definitive amount of sleep at their age".
People are generally excited about being part of prize competitions and are sometimes more likely to give of their limited time and expertise if the commitment is for a definitive amount of time.
Unlike previous approaches, the main criterion of this method is the possibility of liquefaction and a definitive amount cannot be calculated (Bolton Seed et al. 1985).
An appropriate amount of PS was introduced into N-butyl acetate and stirred for 24 h; after that, a definitive amount of LiCF3SO3 was added to the solution and stirred again for 24 h.
"I don't think it affects morale of soldiers because you are going to be there for a definitive amount of time anyway," said Mark Folkerts, 27, a first lieutenant with the Third Infantry Divison at Fort Benning, Ga.
"I'm not sure there's a definitive amount of time for Weill and Reed to prove themselves, but there's not an unlimited amount of time either," said Diane Glossman, an analyst with Lehman Brothers.
You have a definitive amount of time to accomplish one primary goal.
Napoleon Hill instructs his readers to get a definitive amount of money you desire in your mind, determine what you intend to give to get that money, establish a date when you intend to possess what you desire, create a definite plan for carrying out your desire, write out your vision, and then repeat what you write twice daily.
Of this book, philosopher Elizabeth Anderson writes, "Haslanger's book provides the definitive account of what 'social construction' amounts to and what work it can do.
(Dave Cullen's "Columbine" is the definitive account).
Which of them is the definitive account?
