Online travel agencies and travel agents that use Internet flight-search tools to sell tickets are not required to include flights from all airlines in searches but in the future must display more precise language to reflect that results are only from airlines that it markets.
Previous results (Taly et al., 2008), based on molecular dynamics simulations suggest that such an approximation is not precise enough to reflect the complexity of existing interactions.
The precise choice needs to reflect four values: cost effectiveness, security of supply, aesthetic acceptability and minimal disruption to vending machines.
Several of the set designers for these productions said that they did not aspire to reflect precise reality in their rendering of Manhattan and Brooklyn homes, but rather achieve exactly the sort of jealous stirring that New Yorkers can feel about the digs of their friends and neighbors.
The new Qualcomm displays, due in regular phones and handhelds within two years, employ microscopic mirrors that move just a few hundred nanometers to reflect precise wavelengths of light, generating up to millions of colors instantly.
To reflect precise cellular status, multiple regulations including various splicing forms, overlapped expression of RUNX genes, regulation by upstream activators, numerous RUNX-targeted genes (Cohen 2009), and posttranscriptional regulations (Bae and Lee 2006) were identified for RUNX genes.
He built on the work done by several other British physicists Charles Glover Barkla, who had studied X-rays produced by the impact of electrons on metal plates, and William Bragg and his son Lawrence, who had developed a precise method of using crystals to reflect X-rays and measure their wavelength by diffraction.
Intuitively, it is more precise than the Gregorian calendar to reflect the seasonal changes of weather.
