But his findings, published in The Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciencesshowhow that the smallest spiders produce webs that are as precise as those of the larger spiders.
That method sounds about as precise as some of the scattershot attempts currently underway.
Protocol is as precise as that of a state dinner, and everyone is excruciatingly polite.
As such, Boreman is really "the first to make, however briefly, a business out of publishing children's books".² Newbery is the one popularly credited with this accomplishment — with the caveat "successful" added to make it more precise though, since Newbery's family printing and publishing house prospered for some time.
The half-life we obtain for 26Alm is 6345.30±0.90 ms, which agrees well with previous published measurements and is as precise as the best of them.
The deficiencies of government data gathering make it hard to be as precise as that.
Although the technique that Güntürkün used, called dichotic listening, isn't as precise as laboratory techniques for measuring brain activity, his results, published in today's issue of Current Biology, are tantalizing.
Then, one morning, April 6 , 1997 to be precise, as I began another intellectually fascinating but socially desolate day of virtual Internet publishing work, I read my Rob Brezsny Horoscope for the week, which included this passage: "Make this a healing time, a time of reclaiming your personal power.
In addition to being as precise as possible, direct solicitations work because of an emotional reason.
"Words in Air" may be the only book of its precise kind ever published: the lifelong correspondence between two artists of equal genius.
Make all of the folds as precise as you can.
