(Women adored Paul Lynde, for example, precisely because they could fantasize that with the proper coaxing, the maniacally spiteful Lynde would become their confidant and pit bull).
PostScript commands can, for example, precisely position text, in various fonts and sizes, draw images that are mathematically described, and specify colour or shading.
"This Cas9 inhibitor could be encoded on the same piece of DNA as Cas9, for example, precisely timed to turn Cas9 off after the gene editing is done, instead of letting Cas9 linger in the cell and risk off-target effects," said Bondy-Denomy, who is also a co-author of the paper.
If so, perhaps they could control, for example, precisely when a tree flowers.
For example, precisely how and what you want in the various compartments of the car can be decided to your precise specifications.
Alternately, laboratory studies at the individual level can, for example, precisely define physiological responses to both abiotic (light, temperature, salinity, etc).
More precisely, LP2 produces, for example,, exactly complying with the given weights.
A row of cacti, for example, is precisely ordered by size.
The iPhone from Apple, for example, cannot precisely locate you or track you as you drive.
The CMD40B-1 WRemoteemote ($117), for example, works precisely like a universal remote control from, say, Radio Shack.
The poignancy of Mary's situation, for example, resides precisely in her effacement: neglected by her parents and unmarriageable, her silent and futile presence haunting the shadows of Pride and Prejudice is to me the best testament possible to the ranks of unremarkable women she stands for.
