To be more precise, I noticed consciously, not for the first time but certainly in a much clearer fashion, that I'd had this anxiety, now that I suddenly wasn't feeling it.
We wish the Tribune had been more precise, and taken notice of these facts as well.
At that precise moment, I noticed a shift in my thinking.
Or, to be more precise, even if they notice the diffuse benefits (cheap jeans and high-tech gadgets), they fret about the visible losers, starting with workers whose jobs are shipped overseas.
This isn't the world's only current production, for instance, to have the Christmas tree grow to outsize proportions to Tchaikovsky's designated music, but it is a particular thrill to notice the precise moment when Balanchine's tree starts to rise.
Birss said that the notice – the precise content of which does not seem to have been specified – must be posted on Apple UK's website for six months and in newspapers and magazines, including daily newspapers and T3 magazine, according to a draft copy of the order seen by Bloomberg and provided by Samsung's lawyers.
The precise content of the notice has not been specified.
Although scientists had noticed before that the water was not centered at the current poles, no one had noticed this precise off-axis, antipodal relationship.
Eamon Roche, who owns the restaurant with his partner, Nell Campbell, began noticing a precise correlation between market and meat about a year ago.
Others might not have noticed the precise moment that Manning dissected their defenses and took over a game, the way Cushing did in November, but almost every other opponent in the N.F.L. has known the feeling.
