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Dictionary » D » Decisive DecisiveDecisive 1. Having the power or quality of deciding a question or controversy; putting an end to contest or controversy; final; conclusive. A decisive, irrevocable doom. bates. Decisive campaign. Macaulay. Decisive proof. 2. Marked by promptness and decision. A noble instance of this attribute of the decisive character. (j. Foster) Synonym: decided, positive, conclusive. See decided. Decisively, Decisiveness. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Re:... controls their lives. Now we are into politics, and the bullshit starts flying thick and fast, left and right. I pray to God neither side wins a decisive victory, because I think it's that chaotic struggle that really generates progress, just like biological evolution.
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... losses, and recombinational lateral gene transfer in addition to speciation) that even knowing how to root the ribosomal tree may not be that decisive for the polarization of these gene trees. Authors' response: We agree that mapping a gene tree onto the ribosomal scaffold is a complex, non-trivial ...
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How to Obtain Dinosaurs... animal were obliged to gravitate around some big and constant water basin. Water, similar to atmosphere, was richer in oxygen too, which is decisive for the produced in it biomass. The enormous lizards fed in the water which precluded them from excess oxygen and solar burnings, and from ...
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Re:... out of heredity. So, you confused the two things in nature, phenotype and phenotype-forming ability. I emphasize that " genes is not the only decisive factor on the phenotype," but you refute it as " the capacity to learn (the phenotype-forming ability) is itself determined by genetics," ...
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About Physiological Darwinism:From Fitness to Optimality... out of heredity. So, you confused the two things in nature, phenotype and phenotype-forming ability. I emphasize that " genes is not the only decisive factor on the phenotype," but you refute it as " the capacity to learn (the phenotype-forming ability) is itself determined by genetics," ...
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