When Hughes tried to throw his fastball to the outside of the plate against right-handed hitters, he pronated just a little too much, causing the ball to spin slightly sideways (the opposite of a cut fastball), and making him lose precise command of it.
His subjects have lost their precise force; he now just cues up the child poem, the war poem, the streetperson poem, and rears back in admiration.
A certain degree of information is lost when precise ratings are required.
This abstraction implies the lost of precise quantitative description (as provided by qualitative thresholds in PADEs), while it allows as well the modeling of larger systems.
Many historical terms are bandied about casually, losing their precise meaning.
Nonetheless, we did not find evidence suggesting that introns were frequently lost via the precise genomic deletion of introns.
An Associated Press reporter based in Houston, Mr. Graczyk covers death penalty cases in Texas, the state that uses capital punishment far more than any other, and since the 1980s, he has attended nearly every execution the state has carried out — he has lost track of the precise count.
While in the midst of a frenzied work month, drained by piles of to-dos, and in an echo-chamber of my own mind; I seem to have lost touch with the precise thing that brought me here.
Following injury, these vertebrates are able to induce reversal of the differentiation state, which leads to a series of events that aim to generate proliferating regenerative progenitor cells with the ability to restore the lost tissue in a precise way [ 12– 12].
