It would be impossible to arrive at a precise figure for how many people could be affected by these mistakes, but it could come close to 30 million.
The patchwork standards of each county in Florida contributed to the difficulty last year in arriving at a precise tabulation of votes, delaying the results for 36 days.
"It's not a spoiler to say all of the expeditions were unsuccessful" at arriving at a precise figure, said Lawrence Marschall, a professor of physics and astronomy at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania.
The drop's height above the bottom magnet can then be measured using a standard millimetre ruler, and that measurement can be plugged into a formula to arrive at a precise figure for density.
It is nearly impossible to arrive at a precise tally for the amount of outside scholarships awarded each year because countless local church and civic groups, like Rotary and Lions clubs, offer scholarships in every community in the country.
He writes, "The whole universe of science is built upon the world as directly experienced, and if we want to subject science itself to a rigorous scrutiny, and arrive at a precise assessment of its meaning and scope, we must begin by reawakening the basic experience of the world, of which science is the second-order expression" (PP, viii).
Arriving at a precise phylogenetic position for the cambroernids, therefore, has proved difficult.
Arriving at a precise causative model for sarcopenia has been complicated by its multifactorial etiology.
involved in the evaluation of these clinical problems among the elderly seems to make it all the more difficult to arrive at a precise description of them.
In exchange, we arrive at a precise statistical measure of the TMRCA that converges as the number of taxa increases and is robust to the balancing of the numbers of taxa between different subtypes.
Fuzzy control arrives at a more precise and useful underlying value for a controller's input from such feedback by allowing the descriptions to fall into fuzzy sets that can handle increasing degrees of membership rather than simple dichotomous classifications.
