For the men stirred not, the legal, precise document, on the table moved not.
Among the 23 reports, we identified 15 reports with precise documented incubation periods for invasive listeriosis (Table 1).
Each annotation contains the textual mention with the appropriate location information, given with the precise document offset and length.
Coded data were then verified through counter-coding, a process where the analyst refers back to the transcripts and "blindly" codes with the aid of the lexicon (a precise document explaining the coding rules and definitions).
Several deans and other administrators said they were not aware of precise statistics documenting growth across the field.
The remit of a research paper, the bread and butter of my work at Science, is precise: to document the authors' investigation.
They gave us what is linguistically a very precise constitutional document, and a very balanced Republic with divisions of power, clear separation of church and state, very deliberate anti-royalist and anti-aristocratic clauses, and a taxation system that was the antithesis of a monarchist England.
In the interests of developing more precise instruments documenting results of diagnostic blocks, we propose that in future studies, the VAS scale should specifically refer to the primary pain complaint for which the diagnostic block is undertaken.
It's very precise and well documented but at the end, the character in my opinion has nothing to do with a Nazi.
Despite its brevity, Chandor's script is remarkably precise, and his document — Chandor uses that word in conversation more than "screenplay" — reflects years of careful reflection on how best to tell the tale that's not just about a maritime accident but also about an older man confronting mortality.
