"You can learn everything about backgammon online in eight or nine hours, with the precise exception of how to beat someone like me".
With a small SROB size of 584 bits, almost all of the stack push/pop instructions can be folded with the precise exception handling capability.
They pick up on details from her own life, though the elements of autobiography are usually more emotional than precise, with the exception of a few stories that are quite directly memoiristic portraits of her parents.
It was formalist, first, in demanding the analysis of the meaning of concepts and propositions in terms of logically necessary and sufficient conditions: it was precise and brooked no exceptions.
The general entrance requirement for university is the Abitur, a qualification normally based on continuous assessment during the last few years at school and final examinations; however there are a number of exceptions, and precise requirements vary, depending on the state, the university and the subject.
It explains why MIPS exceptions are called "precise," discusses exception entry points, and discusses some software conventions.
With few exceptions, a more precise correspondence between physiological or biophysical properties and the obtained diffusion parameters remain uncertain due to lack of specificity.
Self-defense is a narrow legal exception and the precise scope of Article 51, unsurprisingly, is subject to fierce debate.
We have shown that our interprocedural exception analysis is more precise than JDK-style intraprocedural analysis, and also that our analysis can effectively detect uncaught exceptions for realistic Java programs.
The United Nations sanctions imposed on Libya in 1992 are something of an exception: they had a precise aim, they severely inconvenienced Libya's top people without doing anything lethal to ordinary citizens and, in the end, they got their men.
