(To be precise, Beardsley described the motivation of an admin placing a database on the net as "¯\_ The motivation for launching the mapping project was an attempt to comprehensively determine quite how insecure the net is. "Everything is on the internet and it's all broken," Beardsley says.
It would be extremely unlikely to find in this small region a second mutation with the precise phenotype described in this paper.
Through its reliance on prediction errors, reinforcement learning also incorporates the principle of efficiency, and unlike efficient coding, it does address the general function of the system (although not in the mathematically precise sense described above in hypothesis 1).
It is possible that the precise ratios described in vitro may not be obtained in the tumor of a patient due to the differential distribution and metabolism of these two compounds.
Our literature review identified 94 documents satisfying broad inclusion criteria (71 journal articles and 23 reports) and just 7 documents satisfying the more precise criteria described above.
Pointing to the exact position of a part of an object can be more precise that describing the position; showing the motion of an object can be more precise than describing the motion.
Jenkins is precise in describing the third revolution which he thinks we need.
Mr. Lockhart seems fairly precise in describing the president's stamina, however.
Dresser is slight and precise; she describes herself as having been "the top nerd" in school.
Third, for the smutty British comic writers, it seemed difficult to find a middle-ground between scientifically precise language describing sexual and bodily functions, and outright obscenity.
Her writing is economical and precise – she describes someone as "a woman whose sorrows take extrovert and hedonistic forms" – which won't surprise readers of her under-rated novels.
