"With calibration, you're looking for precise measurement," said Dwayne Day, a military space historian, in a telephone interview.
2) Don't look for the precise and the local... but work hard to let contingency enter your working life.
Vaught informs us that Tarski found certain difficulties when trying to give a mathematically satisfactory form to the results presented in the seminar, and that this led him to look for a precise theory of the semantical notions (cf. Vaught 1974, pp. 160ff. and 1986, pp. 870ff).
Look for perfectly precise lettering on the dial.
You can stand and peer down the fairway where golfers from Hogan to Palmer to Nicklaus to Watson to Woods all looked for the precise line to hit their drives.
Hence, looking for a precise model to estimate the viscosity of such liquids is certainly crucial.
To design the control, instead of looking for a precise heat exchanger model obtained through complex experiments and sophisticated parameter estimation methods, the use of an iterative approach is suggested.
Overwhelmingly, literature follows the "new public management" approach [20], looking for a precise and objective measurement of the efficiency, thus studying the issue largely from the clinical perspective, often excluding the patient's perception of service quality [21].
Alden postulates that employers are looking for very precise skill sets that are not readily available either because of inadequacies in U.S. education and training, or because of insufficient mobility in the labor force.
Hence, looking for a precise model to estimate the solubility of CO2 as an important greenhouse gas in the presence or absence of impurities like H2S, SO2, CH4, H2, and N2O and different solvents like ILs and Amines is certainly crucial.
