Missing reports preclude a precise calculation of Confederates losses, but 18,000 seems a reasonable estimate.
Using the result, the Washington scientists also announced a more precise calculation of the Earth's mass: about 6 sextillion metric tons.
That movement itself is impossible, in any articulated structure, without the precise calculation of just these forces, is more than coincidence.
A precise calculation of Mr. Bloomberg's wealth is nearly impossible: his billions stem from a majority stake in his media and information firm, Bloomberg L.P., which remains a private concern and can be stingy about revealing its finances.
The Government's own consumer research showed 'a warmer, more comfortable home' was the second most attractive benefit of the Green Deal (46%) and the pilot 'pay as you save' schemes indicated that the precise calculation of payback on investment is less crucial than the affordability of monthly repayments.
Charles H. Thornton, a structural engineer who is co-chairman of the Thornton-Tomasetti Group alsoalso a member of the investigation's advisory committee, said the work would go a long way toward putting the field on a par with research on weaponry and space travel, which also require precise calculation of the effects of heat and blast on structures.
The contribution of radiation to the total number of human cancers is probably small compared with the impact of chemicals, but the long latency of radiation-induced tumours and the cumulative effect of repeated small doses make precise calculation of its significance difficult.
The precise calculation of the reservoir correction can be done in various ways.
Those amino acids were selected for a more precise calculation of the amount of immobilized protein.
This leads to a precise calculation of frequencies in a minimum time of calculation.
Administration of the medications to the patients required precise calculation of the dosage based on the subject's body weight.
