On the other hand, fully automatic computerized image analysis systems, despite being described as precise and far less time consuming [ 3, 7], sometimes require specialized equipment, top-of-the-line computers with large and expensive memory, and sophisticated software, being an expensive technique and sometimes difficult to implement [ 6, 8].
Kashikoi Yo who appeared in 1990, might be described as Beetle Bailey's methodical and precise opposite.
Further, the proposals give precise standards of when a product can be described as low in fat, sugar or salt.
Such gases could allow researchers to perform exquisitely precise spectroscopy experiments or probe molecular collisions, which at low temperatures must be described as the collision of quantum waves.
His work was described as "transformative" with precise attention and enthusiasm for details large and small; overcoming restrictions with innovation and beauty.
Although the use of genome-wide markers, compared to pedigree data, has been described as a more precise alternative to partition the genetic variance (Vinkhuyzen et al. 2013; Muñoz et al. 2014; Lee et al. 2008), it also has its pitfalls.
Barclays chief executive John Varley is described as analytical, unemotional and precise.
Fincher's style has been described as cold and clinically precise.
Arranged by Jackson himself and played by percussionist Paulinho da Costa, the song's rhythm was regarded as a "complex interweaving of drum-machine patterns and work", while the horn section, arranged by Jerry Hey, was described as both "brassy and precise".
Marvin, whose precise diction was described as Shakespearean, became so expert at needlework that he designed crocheting patterns for McCall's magazine.
