Precise probabilists think that what precludes us from having precise probabilistic beliefs is merely a lack of computational power and introspective capacity.
Maybe it is more precise to think in terms of Prof. Albert Schorsch's "retroject, verb; retrojection, noun," or the French term suggested by a correspondent from England, but whose post I have regretfully misplaced.
She promised herself she would become a more precise puncher, to think more strategically within the ropes.
A more precise way to think about the problem is to consider why we have public assistance in the first place.
This is not the only way — and not a precise way — to think about what the fund could bring to the table, financially speaking.
It's hard to be precise, but I think we'll be cycling and walking more; in crowded urban areas we may see travelators – which we see in airports already – and more scooters.
At the precise moment you think Mario may be about to whimper over the finish line, the game suddenly unfolds into a magical smorgasbord of delightful and original ideas.
Right now, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thinks Palestinians are "up a tree" (a eucalyptus tree, to be precise) and Palestinians think Netanyahu's a deceitful bully (the lead Palestinian negotiator, Saeb Erekat, characterized his tone as, "Come here, boy, we know what's best for you").
Asked by the BBC tonight how his plans compared with Thatcher's attempts to slim the size of the state, Darling replied: "They will be deeper and tougher – where we make the precise comparison I think is secondary to an acknowledgement that these reductions will be tough".
Since there is no reason to believe that "the" kilogram is inherently more stable than any of its cousins, it is either shedding weight through wear and tear or putting it on through chemical processes such as those involved in cleaning the thing.In a world increasingly dependent on precise measurements, metrologists think such inconstancy no longer cuts the mustard.
