Should a bracket fall off mid-treatment, Insignia makes it possible to replace it in the precise spot, which its manufacturer says other systems cannot.
He likes catching a wave with one stroke, which means being in the precise spot.
Only certain creatures are even candidates for blame in the first place, and though it is a matter of some controversy which precise capacities are required, the list certainly includes the capacities for reflection, deliberation, decision-making, and self-determination.
Many of the published yeast ChIP-chip experiments have involved "spotted" microarrays, in which each spot on the array represents a different promoter, so do not inherently reveal the precise location that is bound.
Though they saved Ms. Harris on 9/11, they believe that had they not paused to rescue her, they would not have been in the precise spot to survive as the building fell, and they regarded her as their guardian angel.
It is hard, he points out, to sink a ship in a precise spot.
Another called in the precise spot where the shipment would land.
He wrote: "The Death of a President enters the house and becomes a death in the family.... Tritely one remembers the precise spot on which one stood, resisting acceptance and grief.
Tritely, one rememers the precise spot on which one stood, resisting acceptance and grief.
The technology, which Science dubbed 2015's Breakthrough of the Year, relies on a strand of RNA to guide an enzyme called Cas9 to a precise spot in the genome, where the enzyme snips the DNA.
Travelling across the globe in the 18th century was not a walk in the park at the best of times; and having to make sure you got to a precise spot at a precise time – or rather, in time to build a functioning observatory which would be open for business at a precise time – was even more difficult.
