That's a good, concrete example of, 'Wow, it really does matter how accurate these figures are'," she said.
It intermingles painful yet inspiring cross-cultural encounters with "Aha!" moments of detective work that seem contrived, no matter how accurate they happen to be.
Sun's chairman, Scott McNealy, said in an e-mail message: "As always, I don't comment on rumors, no matter how accurate or silly they may be".
A decision by the smartest man in the room is only as good as the information that he receives, and no matter how accurate the shiny new missile, if it's aimed at the wrong person it will hit the wrong target.
"No matter how accurate your weapon is, if you're not there, you're not going to have full situational awareness," she said, adding that for people in the remote and very poor areas that are the targets of many drone strikes, this advanced technology was "the only thing they see of us" and this created a "disconnect" with countries where drones were being deployed.
Albeit none of these calculations, no matter how accurate they might have felt, were really precise, because one had to go plus or minus twenty seconds on one side or the other to account for various other distractions (fiddling, scratching, eye rubbing, and snot blowing) that might cut into his attention span.
Renne adds that no matter how precise the dating of the flowstones surrounding Little Foot, "without accurate geologic context they are useless.
No matter how historically accurate the bicorne hat may be to 19th century France, it looks ridiculous.
Of course, it's all a matter of how accurate Decide's secret sauce proves to be in predicting the best time to buy.
To conclude this discussion of SE, it is not the number of systems in a sys-net or the options in the sys-net that make it 'good': what matters is how accurate and insightful the description proves to be.
No matter how funny – or accurate – the play would have been a failure, from a fashion week point of view, if the clothes had gone unnoticed.
