Had the attacks on the two towers been timed a bit more precisely, closing off possibility of escape, or had the plane that hit the Pentagon aimed for a bull's-eye, the slaughter could have approached the scale of Hiroshima, where some 70,000 Japanese citizens were exterminated in a nuclear flash, and Nagasaki, where a similar number died three days later.
The truth is that the diary demonstrates precisely how close and interdependent they are.
Indeed, it may be precisely because close Congressional races are so atypical that the exceptions get so much attention.
A novel experimental setup in which a glass microcapillary can be precisely positioned close to a metallic electrode has been developed to locally inject aggressive solutions at will.
That was precisely how close the Chicago Cubs were to the World Series in 2003, before an overeager fan and a shortstop's error intervened.
He said he did not know precisely how close the two planes came or how much clearance the commuter jet would have had to land under the 747.
Organized by Mr. Bull and David Brown, curator of Italian Renaissance painting at the museum, the display entices viewers to look at a great painting in precisely the close, careful way that blockbusters, by their very nature, discourage.
So, when we at the magazine are to embark on a story, we let our appropriate colleagues around the paper know what we are up to, and if someone is doing precisely, or close to precisely, that for some or another section, we back off – and vice versa, sort of.
He also finds him cavalier about the flyers's very lives: he thinks that Kirby sends pilots into battle without regard to their chance of survival and blames him for combat deaths — and it's precisely this close personal relationship with his pilots that renders Griffin unfit for command.
More precisely, in close proximity, the dominant propagation mechanism is the on-body propagation described in Section 2-B.
