Combining all that and more gives farmers precise information about variety in plant health, size and even nitrogen needs.
Vocabulary: kernels, firecrackers, explosive, device, dud, era, soggy, fret, fizzle, varieties, precise, endosperm, starchy, hull, pericarp, moistureproof, fractures.
These results yield a precise characterization of varieties possessing a bounded symmetric domain as universal cover, and can be rather useful in view of the fact that our knowledge and classification of these fundamental groups is not so explicit.
A wonderful image in Alessandra Stanley's overview of Russian TV (though in precise usage, the compound "variety and brio" should probably have taken a plural verb).
Special performance characteristics are individually built into each spring to satisfy a variety of precise operating conditions.
Scanning stages are used for precise positioning in a variety of advanced manufacturing processes, and must deliver high accelerations/decelerations at motion reversals to achieve high throughput.
This review presents the precise syntheses of a variety of new chain-end- and in-chain-multi-functionalized polymers, regular and asymmetric star-branched polymers, star-linear block polymers, densely branched and graft copolymers carrying two branches in each repeating unit, and dendritic hyperbranched and star-branched polymers.
Use a thermometer for precise control by grape variety and vintage.
Under the current proposals, the thresholds for the tests of equivalence are entirely study-specific, being totally dependent on the precise set of reference varieties that happened to be included.
We are not aware of literature dedicated to a precise classification of Bagnera de Franchis varieties, or generalised hyperelliptic varieties, at least in dimension 3 (see however [264, 357] for results in dimension 3).
Or, to be more precise, the Cavendish - the variety sold in shops throughout Britain - may be en route to oblivion.
