"His remarks were more specific than I've ever heard a commander in chief get," said Thomas J. Romig, a former judge advocate general of the Army and the dean of the Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kan ."When the commander in chief says they will be dishonorably discharged, that's a pretty specific message.
Mediums say things that are far more specific than any friend ever dared.
"Come 2025 we can't come back and say, 'Oh, we need to put in new sewers.' Some might say we're being overly critical, but given the massive amount of development, the E.I.S. needs to be more specific than anything we've ever seen".
By boldly blurring the time and setting of the story (is it a banana republic? a strife-torn emerging nation?), Mr. Flimm makes the opera's theme of love and devotion in the face of political tyranny seem more specific and relevant than ever.
Although current wheeze and severe wheeze (more specific outcomes than wheeze ever) were less common in Tembisa than Kempton Park, when gas or paraffin were most frequently used for residential heating the likelihood of these health outcomes increased in Tembisa, but not in Kempton Park.
It makes it sharper, more specific and more miraculous than ever.
Because selection promotes the common good of autosomal genomes, selection-theory, however, makes far more specific predictions than Aristotelean teleology ever could about phenomena such as kin selection, the maintenance of fair meiosis against challenges from "distorter" alleles, sex ratio at birth, and the like.
Today's technology, they note, makes specific user demographics more identifiable than ever.
"They're searching for someone with the ability to do the job, which makes including specific skills in your resume more important than ever.
