South of the border, it is acquiring precisely the caricatured significance of the "loony left" in the 80s: a supposedly militant force that Miliband cannot control and would (the argument continues) control him if he depended on its votes to govern.
For experiments in which direct comparisons were made based on fluorescence intensity (i.e., Figure 7 and Figure S3) images for different genotypes were acquired under precisely identical conditions and in succession.
From these regions cylindrical core tissue specimens (diameter=0.6 mm) were acquired and precisely arrayed into several recipient paraffin blocks (20 × 35 mm) using a custom-built precision instrument (Beecher Instruments, Silver Spring, MD, USA).
CNS cells types were isolated by two different protocols: bulk isolation to yield crude microvascular and parenchymal fractions (containing astrocytes, other glia, and neurons), or laser capture microdissection (LCM) to acquire more precisely microvascular endothelial cells, astrocytes or other parenchymal cells.
O'Neal has been famous for more than twenty years, and during that time has acquired (or, more precisely, invented for himself) nearly as many nicknames, "Emperor" being just the latest.
Without propulsion and taking into account the possible roll of the suspended part, the position of the acquired imagery is precisely known only after reception.
Subtle topographic changes that earth scientists must measure in the future, for example those associated with climate change (Lane 2013), require detailed data that can be precisely acquired and accurately assessed to address scientific questions and inform policy makers.
There is, nonetheless, a fact about the world such that were there to be a gryphon, it would have acquired such a denomination, precisely because some actual person would have been in the relevant state of thinking about it.
Find a small company and acquire it.' " Precisely how Jump's business model could work in a management firm with a vastly larger payroll is unclear.
Low had already augmented his institution's collection by bargain-hunting, and he wanted to acquire Regionalist paintings precisely because they were out of style, but he also believed in Benton as an artist.
