Speaking of watching movies together, the speakers on the phone are loud and precise, so, actually, you could play a movie through them.
The precise figure was actually 3.07%, according to Eurostat (AMECO).
The narration is full of these puzzles – ruminations that seem precise but are actually sloppy, explanations that are carefully elaborated but make no sense at all.
So Adu, in a moment that looked as if it could have been an accident but was too precise to have actually been so, did a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree pirouette around the ball, and gave it two light touches away from goal before curling the ball into the far post, where it coiled its way past the goalkeeper, knocking in off the inside of the post.
To be more precise, there are actually two ways the strength or weakness of retributive reasons can be significant.
But they did not want to estimate an exact number of ID, because this would suggest that their estimates are more precise than they actually are.
Thus, to be precise, we should actually say that ∣J∣ = 1 A and ∣I∣ equals λ A. In this paper, however, no confusion can arise even if the use of the units is somewhat inaccurate.
While atomic time, which is to be adjusted with this year's leap second, is mind-bogglingly precise, it is actually slightly out of sync with astronomical time because the Earth's rotation is very gradually decelerating.
So instead of taking the whole organism and trying to make something, why couldn't you do this all in a very precise way – which actually may be a better way to do it on Earth as well – so that you're printing an array of cells that then can secrete or produce these products?" Rothschild and Gentry's setup is different from using basic 3D printers that deliver final products.
She's precise, accomplished, and actually looks good in scrubs.
