The precise form of the joint OAM-polarization state is controlled by the two half-wave plates.
But the source went on: "What matters most is to fix the problems, not the precise form of the arrangements.
Firstly, the precise form of the regulators is presented for multi-input multi-output affine nonlinear systems.
Government sources told the Observer that Cameron would switch to a more flexible approach, saying that "what matters most is to fix the problems, not the precise form of the arrangements".
"It's very important," said H. Richard Uviller, professor of law at Columbia University, "because it underscores what the Supreme Court has said on other occasions -- that the precise form of the Miranda warnings is not written in stone".
So far, of 32 companies involved, 22 (mostly smaller) ones have agreed to the switch, even though the precise form of the new contracts has yet to be defined.
Both the onset of the splitting instability and the nonlinear evolution of the particle towards splitting depend on the precise form of the applied stress, the elastic constants of the precipitate and matrix, and the initial shape of the precipitate.
Washington's tolerance for Israel's military action, if not the precise form of the military response, is likely to be highly unpopular inside much of the Arab world, and could make it more difficult for the United States to gain support among Arab leaders for a campaign against Saddam Hussein of Iraq.
Scoville had previously performed thirty partial lobotomies, but the precise form of the procedure on Molaison's brain was what the surgeon later called "a frankly experimental operation," meant to locate and excise the bits thought to be responsible for his seizures.
While the precise form of the dissertation will vary by field, the dissertation's fundamental function as an element of doctoral training is to attest to the author's capacity to produce novel scholarship independently according to the standards of a particular academic discipline.
