For example, one approach to the quest to pack ever-greater amounts of data onto magnetic media such as computer hard disks is to use a magnetic coating with a very fine pattern stamped into it, precisely defining the areas where each bit of data is to be stored.
It can be legally marketed as a food or a food supplement if it is precisely defined and free from contaminants and adulterants" and is categorized by the FDA as "Generally Recognized as Safe" (GRAS) [ 3].
Pathologically, it is precisely defined by the presence of neuronal and glial cortico-striatal lesions, immunostained by antibodies specific for tau protein.
If you are selecting the topic, be sure it's precisely defined on paper before you begin your research.
Although research is increasingly exploring the concept of the mind, body, spirit (MBS) and its relevance to health and well-being, it remains difficult to precisely define it.
It is hard to precisely define it, but in broad terms play is activity that does not serve an immediately useful function other than enjoyment.
We all know it when we feel it, but we can't precisely define it with mere words.
One typical feature of organized crime is that it often cannot be precisely defined, therefore making it difficult to demarcate it clearly from the world of legitimate business.
The complexity of glucose metabolism makes it difficult to precisely define "normal" and "abnormal" glucose levels in preterm and term neonates.
Mr. Grancaric is hardly alone in finding it difficult to precisely define some of the terms he and other brokers the New York City area use to describe apartments for sale or for rent.
Although it is not precisely defined, the range between macro- and microimaging i.e., from approximately 100μm to 500 μm, is usually denoted as high-resolution CT (hrCT) and MRI (hrMRI) imaging for CT and MRI.
