For self-reliant Americans, the German devotion to all manner of precise rules and regulations is impressive and stifling in equal measures.
Airoldi is also calling for precise regulation about nanotechnology measurements and safety checks to be agreed on internationally, "so we can speak the same language and agree on the rules of the game".
The publication of guidelines by registration agencies during the last 10 years has provided precise rules for evaluating new drugs designed for the prevention and treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis.
Precise rules for bracketing are given below.
Finally, the complex numbers were still ignored by many mathematicians, even though Bombelli had given precise rules for working with them.
Albanian tradition, which dates from the fifteenth century, holds that 'blood should always be avenged by blood' if one man kills another, and a feudal code lays down precise rules for how the revenge should be taken.
Indeed, says Mr Kremer, setting out precise rules for what counts as an "odious regime", and thereby making it harder for such regimes to borrow, may be a better form of economic sanction than the traditional approach of obstructing trade.
At the other extreme, Doug Lewis, executive director of the Election Center, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization in Houston that specializes in election administration, said all that states would have to do to comply with the equal-protection doctrine would be to enact a clear definition of what constitutes a vote (a fully perforated chad, say) and precise rules for recounts.
Much of this paper will describe the precise rules for UKA positioning, which are critical to observe to warrant these implants outcome and longevity.
The Talmud set down precise rules for what is and is not permissible on the Sabbath.
