"I think we need to seek greater fidelity," Ms. Kavanagh said.
"I think there's a renewed awe, a sense of reverence, a greater fidelity to the ancient texts," he said.
When this "spatial matching" principle is applied, Cre-mediated recombination can be directed to asymmetric DNA sequences with greater fidelity.
The more important difference is that these new formats offer six-channel surround sound, but with much greater fidelity than the current crop of video DVD players.
They mean what they mean, however, and there are few women who personify the ideals of seventies feminism with greater fidelity.
(Certain more intimidating originals absolutely insist on greater fidelity, naturally. "I'm not one to mess with Kierkegaard," says Jean-Christophe Valtat, reining himself back).
Smith defended herself at the Seoul International Book Fair, saying, "I would only permit myself an infidelity for the sake of a greater fidelity".
She contended that in non-literate societies ancient practices are preserved with greater fidelity than are teachings in a literate society.
For even greater fidelity (that is, greater accuracy in approximating the effect generated by the true sound), music studios sometimes use 24-bit encodings for their master tapes.
