"I would like to say, contrary to what might otherwise seem to be the case, that the clocks in France and Britain strike the same hours, precisely," Mr. Sarkozy said.
This year I will time my stay to two and a half hours precisely before I grab the turkey remnants for the dog and run.
(Try buying a light bulb or a magazine after 6 p.m. in Amsterdam, where the political elite have decreed that workers' well-being requires that shops be open only during standard office hours, precisely when most people can't shop).
They require 5000 hours precisely because they are unobvious and subtle.
Figure 3 shows the cost functions K for the least square approximations (2) at the beginning of the observation for Patient 100 (Figure 2b) and after 5 hours (precisely at the measurement time point 320 min).
Had the Colgan coalition bothered to examine these proposals, they would have found that, in fact, neither proposal suggested a reduction in hours precisely because the politically charged atmosphere created by Colgan families.
By 2017, CBO projects that people will be working fewer hours precisely because of the incentives created in this law... and these changes, they disproportionately affect low-wage workers.
At the North Pole, latitude 90° N, the relative motion as viewed from above in the plane of the pendulum's suspension is a counterclockwise rotation of the Earth once approximately every 24 hours (more precisely, once every 23 hours 56 minutes 4 seconds, the length of a sidereal day).
The menu was built around Kobe beef short ribs stripped from the bone and cooked for 26 hours at precisely 141 degrees.
But the event presented them with an opportunity to let loose in the company of peers, a rarity in a profession whose working hours coincide precisely with those during which most people like to go out.
