Throughout the 19th century, there was much less exact replications of European styles by American cabinetmakers".
Media Cloud is much less exact, Mr. Zuckerman said, but it can automatically scan hundreds, and eventually thousands, of sources.
Watching out for financial crises has therefore become a much less exact affair than it was: supervisors now have to keep an eye on sellers of credit insurance as well as on the original lenders.When the tech-stock bubble burst and America's economy turned down, no one really knew what had happened to the risks that would once have been borne mainly by banks.
Estimates, much less exact amounts, for the entire government are unknown.
In fact, in their 2008 ecological analysis Kaatsch and colleagues wrote, "Since the determination of distance using the central point of the community was much less exact than using individual residential addresses, as in the case control study, a correspondingly less clear measure of effect was to be expected.
Dresser is much less known than his exact contemporary William Morris (1834-1896).
These depend only on the point mobilities of the source and receiver, and thus require much less data than an exact description.
Kuhn, by contrast, was initially much less sure about the exact meaning of his notion of incommensurability, especially regarding world change, which he saw as the most fundamental aspect of incommensurability.
Michelle Boulé, in particular, has the most stretch, sweep and precision, but even the much larger and less exact Hilary Clark performs with striking absorption and nuance.
In the nineteen-seventies, Godard was an early advocate of home video, which he considered a crucial device for the analysis of movies by means of moviemaking, a process that was much harder and less exact on film.
