Each phrase was precise, considered, sculptured, like a facet of a diamond.
Nicloux, who at 50 resembles a steeple-fingered intellectual of the old school, from his precise, considered diction to his frowning, high-foreheaded mien, says that, while it was tough, it encouraged a kind of existential phlegmatism.
There is not only a lack of precise, considered standards of evaluation between such approaches.
To be more precise, consider the following.
To be precise, consider the following problem: left { textstylebegin{array}{l@{quad}l} T u)= lambda theta (x f u)+mu g x,u),&textrm{in }Omega, u=Delta u=0,&textrm{on } partial Omega, end{array}displaystyle right.
Anyhow, this was not the case in this research work as the second questionnaire was extremely precise considering that only 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 were the possible values for the consolidated quadrants.
Thus, in the modern conception of personalized medicine, the tools that are provided to the physician are hopefully more precise, considering not just the obvious, such as a malign tumor by computer tomography, but the individual genetic make-up of the patient.
Results with a small bias that are also very precise are considered highly accurate; that is, the average result is close to the true value and the data spread (standard deviation) is small.
As Clapham and Smith (1990, p. 194) lament, "the precise groups considered to have special needs varies considerably and can include almost everyone".
References [3, 6, 7] investigated abstract systems with Lipschitz perturbations for their approximate controllability; see (1.4) for the precise problem considered in [3, 6, 7].
To be more precise, they considered the following iterative process: where u is a fixed element in C and J r n = ( I + r n A ) − 1.
