Some of the jacket cuts had a fidelity to work wear, but the jazz reference was too blatant to ignore.
Not much comic novelty resides in portrayals of George W. Bush as less than bright, of Bill Clinton as having a fidelity problem and of Hillary Rodham Clinton as having a Bill Clinton problem.
By now, not much comic novelty resides in portrayals of the president as less than bright, of Bill Clinton as having a fidelity problem and of Hillary Rodham Clinton as having a Bill Clinton problem.
The latter has a fidelity (mathcal{F}=1/2) for (k=0) independently of N which explains the low fidelity of Figure 2(a).
HIV-1 reverse transcriptase (RT) is a replicative DNA polymerase, but has a fidelity (the accuracy with which it copies the template strand) that is intermediate between typical replicative and repair polymerases [2], [3].
Once calibrated these devices have a high fidelity, so it is possible to use them in open loop configuration [ 29].
Even though our team did not have a high fidelity as demonstrated by the DACT score, the service offered appeared to be significantly more effective than standard care in reducing readmissions and improving clinical outcomes.
However, while the ability of cells lacking centrioles or centrosomes to form bipolar spindles is well documented, and these spindles can be seen to undergo an apparently normal anaphase chromosome separation [ 27], the question of whether such acentriolar spindles might have an altered fidelity of chromosome segregation compared to normal spindles has never been directly addressed.
Around islands of the Pacific, however, spinner dolphins are found in much smaller groups and have a strong local fidelity to specific inshore habitat, regularly appearing in the same sheltered bays or openings in fringing reefs.
The structured glassy layers with high inorganic content show thermal stability up to 800 °C and have a high structural fidelity > 90% with an axial shrinkage of 16% and a horizontal shrinkage of 1%.
