That doesn't, of course, mean the matter is completely settled yet.
Even some of the authors of the new papers were hesitant to say that the question is completely settled, though concerns are certainly less than they were before.
A large-scale sonata movement often creates conflicts of key and theme that cannot be completely settled even by the full process of recapitulation.
While there is general agreement on the point in time picked for the beginning of the Cambrian Period, the ensuing 55 56 million years of Cambrian time has yet to be completely settled.
If so, it may be because present anxieties about the state and the fate of Western civilization echo past ones, when artists were energized around big issues, such as clashes of modernizing and medievalist mind-sets, which may never have been completely settled.
The nature of equilibrium GO LC has to be determined after GO is completely settled.
So I postpone the meeting until I am completely settled in the air.
In addition, as interesting theoretical applications, the solvability for any terminal condition and the problem of exact controllability are completely settled.
Further, because of this oneness, a person's attainment of birth in the Pure Land is completely settled in the immediate present.
As shown in Figure 2A(a), GR agglomerates are completely settled down at the bottom of the vial from aqueous solution immediately after removal of the sonication probe, thus leaving the supernatant colorless.
This is the view put forward in Wittgenstein TLP: the atomic facts make true the true atomic propositions, and whether a complex proposition (for him, a boolean combination of atomic propositions) is completely settled by what happens at the atomic level.
