The load floor becomes perfectly flat, unlike those in many rivals, creating a class-leading 57 cubic feet of storage.
In other words, in a plot of ln C obs (t) versus ln CTk-GV t), the relationship should be almost perfeCTk-GV tear, unlike the ln C obs (t) verelationshipt) plotshould show curvature and thus imperfect correlation.
On its face, Daisey's defense is perfectly sound: theatre, unlike journalism, should answer to no truth but an aesthetic one (which is a lot harder than it sounds).
As Arntzenius and Hall (2003) have pointed out (in connection with the problems for reductionism about chance), some probability functions which obey the Principal Principle perfectly are very unlike chances.
Watching Ms. Kron remember an incident, you felt you could actually see the thoughts forming like bubbles on the surface of simmering water, and emerging (unlike in life) perfectly clear.
And she was right; it was, unlike most, perfectly balanced between the bitter and the sweet.
But unlike their perfectly tailored demeanor, the work of the London artists Gilbert and George is a messier affair.
Targets of the show include single parents, disabled people, the incontinent and people with mental health problems - but of course it's all perfectly acceptable, because Lucas and Walliams, unlike Bernard Manning, are good middle-class chaps who went to university.
But unlike the perfectly ripe cheese or the heirloom tomato, which can be produced with exceptional results almost anywhere, no one has been able to replicate the taste of jamón ibérico.
At a recent lecture, Microsoft researcher Bill Buxton marveled at the Casio AT-550, a calculator watch that cost just ninety-nine dollars when it was introduced in 1984, with a screen that interpreted touch gestures; he was quick to point out that it still works perfectly in every way, unlike most other twenty-nine-year-old computers.
