The other great discovery of Newton and Leibniz was that finding the derivatives of functions was, in a precise sense, the inverse of the problem of finding areas under curves a principle now known as the fundamental theorem of calculus.
To conform to these requirements the different routes to caspase-3 activation need to be in a precise balance which is established to a large extent by the parameterization of the equations in connection with the species cFLIP.
But all of these forces are implicated in a precise, rigorous drama that is also an earnest attempt at social criticism and philosophical inquiry.
However, it is difficult to see from the given results whether this is, in fact, a precise and quantitative statement.
Small hair-like structures called cilia can be found on the top surface of many epithelial cells and are arranged in a precise, ordered pattern.
Also, the scatterings of most of the regulatory parameters are almost in a precise region of the search space, describing a precise qualitative behavior that can be linked to a potential interaction (repression, no-interaction or activation).
Fertilizers are applied in a precise routine and, of course, in a variety beyond the reach or needs of the ordinary gardener.
The paintings he has preserved from this period show a penchant for surrealist creepiness — they depict looming landscapes and sinister people and are painted in a precise, Magritte-like style.
The latter are stacked in a precise gradient of conductivity.
They encode both Hox transcription factor and micro-RNA genes that are activated in a precise temporal and spatial sequence that follows their chromosomal order.
