Citing Bacon's "insistence that we look accurately at nature, not just stay in an Aristotelian kind of philosophical world of learning as was being taught to him when he was at Cambridge," as well as what Bacon wrote about poetry, his love of Julius Caesar and his love for fables, Mr. Rylance said, "There's just so much evidence there that you cannot write Bacon out of these plays".
So they look accurately detailed.
We will no longer have a single contractor to carry out all our internal audits, instead we will seek partnerships with specialists to look more accurately at different areas of the business.
The recent advances in our understanding of immune homeostasis and the bimodal attributes of IL2 suggests researchers should be looking more closely and accurately at the "time domain".
You can gauge your progress fairly accurately by looking at your average weekly weight, average weekly calories in and average weekly calories burned in exercise.
Therefore, our approach is most suited for the class of functions with low sample complexity [13], where the output can be accurately approximated by looking only at a small fraction of the database.
My favorite would have to be: States the obvious This is a big blanking deal Vice Presidency In complete abandonment of my earlier admonition, I think this one accurately looks at the whole picture in three short lines: "States the obvious" not only states the obvious about how Biden states the obvious, it calls to mind the lawsuits that certain states have already submitted.
"The only thing anyone can accurately diagnose by looking at a fat person is their own level of stereotype and prejudice about fat," said Ms. Wann, a 43-year-old San Franciscan whose motto in life is also the title of her book: "Fat!
— can be accurately predicted by looking at the habits of the people close to you? Sure, it could be peer pressure — it could be a selection effect.
He and his colleagues have found they can predict red and black color pretty accurately based on looking at 22 hair-color-related SNPs that a person has, but distinguishing blonds and brunettes is "much more difficult," he says.
