The more accurately we know one of these values, the less accurately we know the other.
More accurately, we wake with him in an unfamiliar room in "a white man's healing house".
Or, more accurately, we came by our tendency toward over-control because it manifests a key principle of brain design.
Or, more accurately, we knew enough by now not to be surprised that its two most famous holdings were not on display.
The question assumes that, if we had seen the future more accurately, we would have been able to avoid the present crisis.
One of the boys was reportedly quoted in a pro-Putin newspaper (how accurately, we can't know) saying: "Personally, I think that Putin is right to continue defending Assad in his role as president".
People are surprised when I tell them that to check the Great Clock is running accurately, we call the speaking clock, but we haven't found a better way of doing it yet.
This period of uncertainty will inevitably impact the level of transactional activity in the second half of the year and, although it is too early to quantify accurately, we will not meet last year's result at the Ebitda level".
"From a developmental point of view," Dr. March said, "we simply don't know how accurately we can diagnose bipolar disorder or whether those diagnosed at age 5 or 6 or 7 will grow up to be adults with the illness.
But that's not to undermine how accurately we can calculate, because we claim to understand the behaviour of the entire visible universe winding back through the big bang to a time when it was the size of a beach ball.
More honorably, if not necessarily more accurately, we imagine our predecessors as nobler and braver than our small and anxious selves — as men and women who stuck up for principle and, by their righteousness, moved the world.
