For more precise examples, look at American Apparel's pro-immigration political activities, or Vice's "Iraq Issue" of 2004, which covered the conflict from a new, Vice-centric angle – following, for instance, the travails of an Iraqi heavy metal band.
These findings are consistent with the literature [ 61, 62] but offer more precise examples of limitations in every-day activities or restrictions in participation.
Some more precise examples are provided in the chair type sections noted below.
Based on the discussions, the description of each code was made more precise and examples were added to the coding system.
Brawn said that Schumacher was much more precise, for example, than the two drivers, Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button, who raced with the team last year.
Similarly, new findings in pharmacogenomics are enabling more precise dosing, for example, for warfarin (2).
To be more precise, we give two examples for X such that ((mathcal M_{X}, d_{L})) is not separable: (i) Infinite unions of shrinking closed intervals with zero { 0 } cup bigcup_{n=1}^{infty}left[frac{1}{2^{n}}, frac{1}{2^{n}}+frac{1}{2^{n+1}}right]; (ii) Closed interval [0,1].
For more precise definitions, see, for example, Hirsch et al. (2012).
For example, more precise gated acquisition with more and hence shorter gate intervals may allow the algorithmic creation of de-blurred perfusion images free of both respiratory motion and cardiac motion artefacts [ 50, 51].
Two or three dimensional filtering (lifetime and anisotropy, lifetime and color, or lifetime, anisotropy and color) makes this method more precise and selective, for example, 16 species have been studied by Widengren at al. 33 In particular, it becomes possible to "deconvolute" FCS curves for the contribution of different molecular species even when they have very similar or equal lifetimes.
These assumptions are initially approximated, but become gradually more precise by means of counter examples obtained by model checking the system components and the environment.
