In a further study, Neuhaus et al., tested the ability of this tobacco produced vaccine in conjunction with a silica nanoparticle-based drug system to induce an antigen-specific recall response at the site of virus entry in human precision-cut lung slices (PCLS) [ 14].
Martin Ford, a software developer and author of two books on automation, said the future is much different: machines that can perform physical labour in nonstandard environments with super-human precision are merely years away.
This suggests that A. africanus was using a "human-like" precision grip "much earlier and more frequently than previously considered," the authors write.
Naturally, this fuels the development of automatic natural language processing (NLP) systems capable of extracting and transforming specific information from a body of literature with human-level precision.
In a clinical study on humans, ART precision was slightly better using the biomicroscope set-up as compared with the handled one (SD of 2.07 mmHg and 2.50 mmHg, respectively) [ 3].
Think about it: They turned our most advanced civilian planes into human-directed, precision-guided cruise missiles -- a diabolical melding of their fanaticism and our technology.
O'Farrell has a remarkable ability to convey the texture of human emotion with precision.
Last March, he told CNBC, "Measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do".
"No, I think that measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do, and there's tremendous disagreement about the degree of impact".
Over a conveyor belt, a large robot spider danced over packets of sweets, plucking each one up with human speed and precision and placing it in a carton.
