"It is a precise sign of our times — there is a lack of dreaming," he said.
The best way of dealing with all these areas is to have more precise diagnostic signs.
Her style of declamation tends toward that of the school valedictorian, but she grounds her talks in detail after detail after detail — her plan for stanching foreclosures, for tuberculosis, for tax breaks and so on and on, every program coming with a precise dollar sign attached.
To be more precise, a sign, as it was pointed out already in Augustine's definition, is a triadic relation, such that it is — in principle — a sign of something to someone.
In addition, and perhaps importantly, whereas CCD has a precise set of signs in the USA [2], [3], it is not clear whether these are the same signs or causes of bee losses observed in other countries [15].
It shows in patients with an A'-profile, at a precise location, lung signs suddenly appearing with respiration: transient B-lines, lung-sliding (Figure 7).
In Table 1, we summarize the properties of some methods presented above and we precise with the signs " ∗" and " + " the approaches that will be used for comparison in Section 4. The sign " ∗" is associated to the most used references for benchmarks in literature, and the sign " + " corresponds to the recent works providing the best results.
It shows in patients with an A'-profile, at a precise location, lung signs suddenly appearing with respiration: transient B-lines, lung-sliding.
To be precise, the Lee signing signified the end of a joint Philadelphia-Boston program to divide New York City between them.
He ordered two or three "Packard" signs (the precise number is unsettled, as is the price) to be shipped to his dealership.
