In other words, this classification may not reflect exactly the reality of some sugar mills across the world.
It was exactly like reality viewed through an inverted opera glass and heard through a long tube".
While densely populated downstate areas like New York City and Long Island "celebrated" the fact that the storm's damage in their region was not as bad as anticipated, he said, upstate towns suffered "an exactly opposite reality".
They're important to me for their music and for what they symbolize -- even if I can make no sure claim that my image of them corresponds exactly to reality.
It is exactly this reality about the film, and about Tarantino and so much of the best modern movies, that goes unacknowledged in our culture; a paradigm shift is required that's feared by the broader populace, not unlike the manner in which they fear learning anything substantial about public policy and choose their political alliances instead by way of "liking" Bush or Obama or Sarah Palin.
Comparing to the classical linear heat equation, this equation, to a certain extent, reflects even more exactly physical reality [1, 2].
And yes, 360-degree video isn't exactly "virtual reality," but again, it's one step closer to getting people to think about content in a different way.
We've had incredible, and very difficult, conversations about what exactly that reality looks like.
And yet that's exactly our reality today, while victory itself has become the rarest of vintages, no longer stocked anywhere in our American world.
In practice, however, mathematical models rarely exactly describe reality, and a large number of parameters need to be estimated, which will inevitably lead to errors in prediction of glucose response.
