The researchers then merged the record of past centuries with the much more precisely captured climate history of the last 100 years.
"That was a very conscious thing: 'How do I create more energy?' " When Rock reëmerged, he had a bolder, more theatrical style, and jokes that more precisely captured his point of view, which is broad-minded but skeptical.
For example, this will more precisely capture the effect of a shared pipeline and cache when tasks are scheduled.
Mold filling patterns and filling time difference of 1 4 s, were more precisely captured by the VHTC model than the CHTC model for several geometries.
The fact that correctly predicted instances show higher probability of being found near the training instances that are less biased and more precisely captured by the QSAR model demonstrates that, as theoretically expected, the reliability of a neighbourhood is inherited by its occupiers.
MDA is less about generating code per se and much more about precisely capturing requirements, enforcing architectural standards, maintaining traceability, and facilitating effective communication between the business and IT.
5 More precisely, this measure captures the extent to which unemployment benefits decline throughout the unemployment spell.
Street-based Local Area is able to capture more precisely subtle perceptual differences in an urban environment than an ad-hoc administrative region.
While the normative level is well understood from ethnographic interviews and observations, the social structures that evolve can be captured more precisely through quantitative data and network analysis.
23, 24 The availability of detailed clinical data, including real-time laboratory test results, has improved the ability to build more sophisticated and accurate diabetes registries that capture more precisely defined cohorts of individuals with diabetes.
