"Risk" means precise mathematical assessment of probability.
There was real tension, which carried over to how you manipulated the controller: balancing lead playable character (of three) Lucas Kane across precarious crossings meant precise depression of the pad's shoulder buttons, and Simon Sanaloguee analogue twitching could become seriously stressful.
Or it could mean more precise labelling (to encourage consumers to buy local produce and shun imports), or distribution networks to favour local sales.
I say "the end", but if by this I mean a precise point, since Spurn Head is curved, I'm not sure that it was possible to establish the exact terminus of this parenthetic landmass.
These provisions mean the precise number of Bundestag members will not be known until after the election, but it could reach 700.Germany's biggest party is the ruling conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU), led by Angela Merkel, together with its sister party in Bavaria, the Christian Social Union (CSU).
Reduced array variance should mean more precise estimates of allele frequency, which should further minimize the loss of power associated with using the DNA pooling strategy.
The hotline means quick, precise answers for precise questions which takes only little time from the teacher.
Although the dating of the Shijing and the Chuci itself is by no means precise, generally the poems collected in the former should not be later than the early fifth century B.C.E., before the close of the "Spring and Autumn" period (770 481 B.C.E ., whereas those collected in the latter can be traced to no earlier than the middle of the Warring States period, around 300 B.C.E.
The method was specific, linear (Y=10.03X+5.00 and Y=9.20X+6.53, r2=0.9950 and 0.9987, for standard and sample curves, respectively), accurate (mean recovery=102.7%), precise (repeatability=2.0% and intermediate precision=1.9%) and robust.
She thought he might be in shock but didn't know what this meant in precise terms, medical terms.
