First, the completeness and exactness of all data were verified at our centre by a data controller and double checked by a senior gynaecologist.
There's the magnificent economy and exactness of the line "a redistribution of ancient centuries," and then we are thrust beyond language: the final phrase, "an evasion of foreshadows," sounds gorgeous — all that shushing — but disintegrates on closer parsing.
He has authored Aristotle on the Goals and Exactness of Ethics (The University of California Press, 1994), edited A Companion to Aristotle (Wiley-Blackwell, 2009) and Law and Rights in the Ancient Greek Tradition (a Supplementary Volume of Philosophical Inquiry, 2006), and has published a number of articles on ancient Greek philosophy and medicine.
It is likely that databases may differ in quality, i.e. validity and exactness of information, but this is not a huge problem given that errors are random.
Conditions for uniform convergence are also given together with an analysis of the behavior and exactness of Belief Propagation (BP) in 'deterministic' BNs.
It's verse, perhaps, but in the patience and exactness of its description, prose too.
The uniqueness and exactness of channel estimation are analyzed when the noise power approaches zero.
"He was very clear about that, but his responses to questions did not mirror that same frankness and exactness of his opening words".
The prevailing paradigm of science has built itself on the precision and exactness of the pure sciences such as chemistry and physics.
The velocity, intricacy, and exactness of his performance modeled the rhythms and mental requirements of the Web itself.
Poincaré's conventions in geometry are the tool that he uses to close the gap between the exactness of a structure and the objectivity of sensation-relations based on an imagined ostensive contact (reflecting on sensations).
