"The longer and more precise our memory is, the more civilized we are".
But no one can be sure until the rock is watched a bit longer, allowing more precise calculations of its path.
Interestingly, the latency of this remaining unit became both longer and more precise, possibly because even in the directly activated unit spike initiation was sometimes augmented by indirect synaptic activation, presumably arising from ongoing activity found in vivo.
Group size was a between-subject independent variable, manipulated using different sized option lists, with longer lists giving more precise trait information and therefore identifying more exclusive groups (e.g. in the most inclusive group condition, an option for taste in music was "Pop", whereas in the most exclusive there was an option for "Indie Pop", a more precise category of pop music).
As a candidate, Mr. Bush proposed the biggest changes in our military forces since the 1930's -- strategic and bureaucratic initiatives meant to move the Pentagon away from an industrial-age outgrowth of our World War II and cold war forces (those magnificent tanks, ships and planes) and toward a leaner, longer-range and more precise force intended to deter and combat the threats of the future.
The longer the numbers, the more precise the location.
If a metal-dominant boat uses UMN, maybe a longer cable and a more precise dragging-model are needed.
Sometimes, longer words are not more precise.
In one study, Ulrich et al. found that the comparison duration was subjectively longer and the discrimination more precise if the comparison stimulus was rare than if it was common [30], although it is unclear whether this is because the common stimuli were presented more frequently, more recently, or both.
