Hutton's analysis of the financial crisis is thoughtful, precise and accessible to the general reader.
Rosa Curling, the solicitor from Leigh Day legal firm who has sought the judicial review, said: "The database is not established under legislation and there exists no sufficiently clear, precise and accessible policy setting out its scope and purpose".
That is because precise, publicly accessible data typically cannot be produced except through processes whose results reflect the influence of causal factors that are too numerous, too different in kind, and too irregular in behavior for any single theory to account for them.
We describe why each document is needed, how it should be organized, and how the information in the whole set of documents can be represented in a precise, checkable, and accessible way.
In this experiment, we assume the first 3400 m are with reliable GPS signals and the precise locations are accessible.
But steadily prepare yourself for an era in which food-purchasing fussiness is more widely available, accessible, and precise.
Good presentation includes all aspects of scholarly writing, including clear explanations, organization, and citations; correct spelling, grammar, and formatting; a style that is at once accessible and precise; and a logical structure including front matter, introduction, main body, conclusion, and bibliography.
Another merit the book possesses is the precise and accurate language and accessible writing style it uses.
But unlike an untidy, crumpled tape, the body does this packing in careful and precise ways – leaving certain genes accessible, whilst others are hidden.
Great appeal was associated with the drop-in format over making an appointment, suggesting that future programs should be designed so that smokers perceive them as being flexible and accessible; although the precise details regarding what it is that makes one SSS seem more accessible than another needs to be studied further.
