She's written the definitive history of Vienna.
Clearer fossil may provide a definitive answer.
There is no definitive answer to this.
Her book is the definitive work on Milton.
This definitive resource is the one comprehensive book needed by every practicing hematologist.
To write a spellchecker, you need a word list for a language with definitive, proper spelling.
You should always refer to the objectives for the definitive requirements.
This category is reserved for lesions identified on the imaging study with biopsy proof of malignancy prior to definitive therapy.
There can never be a definitive version of a myth, because it refers to the more imponderable aspects of life.
While this is not a definitive clinical diagnosis, Qaddafi can best be characterized as having a borderline personality.
The Ethiopian statement says there is "no definitive explanation" for the crash near the Lebanese capital, which occurred during stormy weather.
Until now, the only definitive way to diagnose Alzheimer's has been to search for plaque with a brain autopsy after the patient dies.
The Supreme Court has warned against a “probability of unfairness”, but its most definitive ruling only bars judges from cases in which they have a financial stake.
In many ways, this momentous change is a matter of "back to the future" rather than the definitive end of the past.
So the photographs are not absolutely definitive evidence of liquid water flowing on Mars—but they are the closest thing yet.
The investigator went on to bluff that there was a video camera in the room, though the recording, with its definitive proof one way or the other, would not be accessible until later.
And if it is true, as Nietzsche claims, that a philosopher, to deserve our respect, must preach by example, you can appreciate the importance of that reply, for it will precede the definitive act.
He also defended his use of a private jet, the definitive symbol of corporate excess, on the grounds it made his life easier - even though it did undermine his "Huckleberry Finn" image.
If it sounds like Aiyar's five years in Beijing have left her reluctant to give a definitive answer to this question-one she poses often in her book, Smoke and Mirrors: an Experience of china-she is.
Recently, Strogatz' work has been in the news as British engineers released the definitive paper on the Millenium Bridge wobble, and its roots in how people walk on an unpredictable surface.
