In this poem – though it is not the precise one that Herodotus mentions – the writer addresses her audience, seeming to berate them for taking Charaxos's return by ship from a trading trip for granted.
Although not the precise one compared above, Poundland sells Fairy Pomegranate and Honeysuckle washing up liquid (630ml) for £1 where others are charging more than £1.50.
At the same time, it can be difficult to sort through tens, and hundreds of thousands of apps to find the precise one that you are perhaps looking for.
We focus on imprecise metrics and on a unified method to manage them along with the precise ones for providing cloud service rankings.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Our digital age is all about bits, those precise ones and zeros that are the stuff of modern computer code.
For example, the sound of the English letter may be transcribed in IPA with a single letter, [t], or with a letter plus diacritics, [t̺ʰ], depending on how precise one wishes to be.
The constant volume chamber has been designed and constructed specially for this study, as this method considered the most precise one to measure laminar burning velocity.
In order to make this kind of intuitive statement more precise, one studies the information-theoretic properties of HDSs.
This precise conversion to one color is why LEDs are referred to as "digital light".
Among the things in this narrower range, a distinction, although not a precise one, is made between fine and useful art.
He found that the most optically precise one had been invented in the early nineteen-thirties by Philo Farnsworth, who was one of the early television pioneers.
