The Bragg peak, and hence desired dose, can thus be precisely placed anywhere in the patient (see Figure 1).
Yet they are precisely placed and angled, leaning 20 inches in or away from their axis, creating shifting lines of sight.
When there are no branches, orthorhombic crystals form; when there are small, precisely placed branches, they are included in the crystal, resulting in a triclinic unit cell; when there are large, precisely placed branches, they are excluded from the crystal, and the polymer reverts to an orthorhombic crystal.
"Mais Medicos has not ended, but at least half the doctors, who were precisely in places of greater need, have left — so for people in those areas, the program is over".
"It is precisely in places where no infrastructure exists that Wi-Fi can be particularly effective," Mr. Annan said, "helping countries to leapfrog generations of telecommunications technology and empower their people".
The hypothesis driving the development of 3D bioprinted tissue constructs is that by precisely placing cells in relation to each other, an environment that encourages physiologically relevant cues can be created, resulting in a tissue construct with appropriate functionality.
The hypothesis driving organ printing development is that by precisely placing cells in relation to each other, an environment that encourages physiologically relevant cues can be created, resulting in a tissue construct with functionality.
(Bahr also found that the obesity epidemic could be reversed quickly, with only 1percentt of the entire population losing weight, so long as the dieters were placed in precisely the right spots. "You don't need a lot of people, but you do need the right ones," he said).
But the wonder of a democratic system is precisely how it places faith in the polity, and the wonder of our Constitution is how its authors found a way to empower that polity while avoiding the dangers that panic Tribe without cutting democratic deliberation off at the knees.
