In fact, these very circuits help you maintain a sense of self, understand what others are thinking more accurately, become more creative, and even predict the future.
What Jordan's King Abdullah II referred to as a "third world war against humanity" has, more accurately, become a jumble of overlapping wars driven by conflicting agendas in which defeating the Islamic State is just one of a number of competing and often contradictory policy pursuits.
13 Once it was appreciated that the clinical response to ipilimumab could take time to develop, establishing guidelines for patient care and providing tools to assess efficacy more accurately became a priority.
The ability to find things out quickly and accurately would become the predominant skill.
Or perhaps more accurately, they became a part of American culture because they led to success.
Putting himself inside a space accurately has became more and more crucial to his work, to getting his bearings.
In this era of big data, analyzing large scale data efficiently and accurately has become a challenging problem.
Measuring strain accurately has become much more important since new technology fields such as health monitoring, artificial skin engineering, intelligent textile engineering, motion detection, and environment monitoring have emerged [1 7].
"We quickly and accurately get sizing information that becomes a permanent and persistent profile so we know what size she is and her measurements every time," Schames says.
The most recent three years have been very good for many quant funds, he said, but he cautioned that their fundamental strategy may become less effective: as their stocks become more accurately priced, it becomes harder for quant managers to beat their benchmarks.
