Service is perfect, under the direction of Marie-Christine Clement, who runs the restaurant that her parents started (and where they still work).
In a perfect continuum, the direction of the fracture opening and propagation depends on the existing stress regimes.
Instead, in cases of perfect heritability, the direction of evolution is determined by the expected value of individual fitness divided by mean population fitness (w w ¯ ), conditional on the population not going extinct.
In terms of edge direction (Table 4), IDEM is virtually perfect in identifying the direction of edges given that an edge is predicted.
We're never perfect, but we can always move in the direction of perfection.
This melancholy realism lies in opposition to the irritating, admirable romanticism of the people who bicker, on social media, in the direction of perfect social enlightenment.
A successful creator of manga, the black-and-white Japanese comic books that can run to dozens of volumes and thousands of pages, and an occasional designer for animated television series, he was asked by Masao Maruyama, the president of Japan's Mad House animation studio, to take over the direction of "Perfect Blue".
We expected transfer of calibration to occur to the degree that the tasks had functional characteristics in common (e.g., they crucially depended on accurate information, or codes, about the direction of perfect aiming line; see Hommel et al., 2001; Prinz, 1997; see also Van Lier et al., 2011).
The Gesualdo Six offer a collection of 17 Renaissance English Motets (Hyperion), sung with precision, perfect balance and glowing warmth under the direction of Owain Park.
This is supported by the observation that improvements in putting accuracy are not contingent upon improvements in perception of the direction of the perfect aiming line.
Van Lier et al. attributed this increase to there being a larger angle between the line of sight and the perpendicular to the plane in which the direction of the perfect aim line was to be judged.
