Drilling at high speed: After reflecting the soft tissue, and using a surgical guide or stent as necessary, pilot holes are placed with precision drills at highly regulated speed to prevent burning or pressure necrosis of the bone.
The production, by Jay Lesenger and Erhard Rom, is modest, but its blowups of architectural drawings illustrate a scene's time and place with some precision.
It is, of course, too soon to know the scale of the economic damage in any particular place with any precision.
At the direction of a linotypist, the letters danced into place with the precision of the Rockettes, but to the discerning eye they were always individualists.
It only ever seems to happen in the pool and with the thousands of Olympic volunteers who you can see marching all around the place with military precision.
Set on a raised plinth at the end of the dark, curving corridor space, powerfully backlit by a glaring spotlight, the perfectly rectangular chunk of rain appears transposed from a parallel place, with the precision of a carefully staged experiment.
P-DPA_M1 with SUB-2 achieved the highest precision value of 77.78 %, and Markov-chain with a fixed length of 3 achieved 72.03 %, while P-DPA_MN comes in third place with a precision of 70.26 %.
Today, with far more sophisticated brain imaging, researchers can pinpoint where these changes are taking place with remarkable precision.
However, it would be difficult to achieve stable high dilutions using such a system, since the local concentration of the sample and the flow rate is extremely sensitive to the detector position, which is difficult to place with high precision and can be displaced over the course of a measurement leading to a bias and apparent variability in the concentrations of the species under study.
But now I am similarly shaky and uncertain – and it is equally problematic placing notes with precision.
