This paradigm, which is used in many experimental situations in psychophysics and visual neuroscience, requires brief stimulus presenations and precise timing not only for the stimuli themselves but also for the temporal distances between their presentations.
Finally, scale refinement analyses pointed to the need for briefer and more precise scales of clerkship learning and experience.
At Chryso, for example, where Eychenne today leads an R&D team for construction materials chemicals near Paris, research is almost always initiated from a marketing brief, "a precise and accurate description of the unmet needs of the customers," he says.
The recipes were often brief and did not give precise quantities.
Using this system, the inclusion of character data into the array of specimen-associated data would make an attractive functional solution, facilitating brief, precise and convenient reference in scientific publications to a specimen with its digital image (if available), its metadata and existing character datasets.
(It's got a brief, brilliant Second World War flashback that explains more, in its delicate and precise simplicity, than many whole features).
Models employing single indicators with fixed measurement error variances emphasize theory, and precise theory does not lend itself to brief exposition, but we will try.
It may be that restricting argon flow rates and wattage and very precise and brief application of the argon catheter would reduce complication rates, 113 but this has not been proved.
How marvelous and precise.
It was embracing and precise.
