A more homely example is the pinball machine: the ball's movements are precisely governed by laws of gravitational rolling and elastic collisions both fully understood yet the final outcome is unpredictable.
Various physicochemical parameters, such as solubility in water, partition coefficients, chromatographic Rf values, and critical micellar concentration, are precisely governed by the same fundamental property: the hydrophobic character.
The company's software helps marijuana dispensaries bring in new customers and inspire customer loyalty, without running afoul of ever-shifting regulations that govern precisely how these shops can market and sell their goods.
ENM characterizes the distribution of the species in a space defined by environmental parameters, which are precisely those that govern the species' geographic distribution under Grinnell's definition.
The administration is still not sure exactly who will govern in Baghdad or precisely how they will be selected.
Only 10 weeks from the scheduled transfer of sovereignty, the administration is still not sure exactly who will govern in Baghdad, or precisely how they will be selected.
The laws governing precisely what access the government has to information collected on smart home devices is similarly up in the air, another fact that the Arkansas murder trial highlighted.
Mr Bush's first year was successful precisely because he governed as if he had won by a landslide.
Among them, the clearest is that it is now possible to devise experiments to test more precisely the factors governing the binding or spreading of the DCC complex.
In 2008, Francis Maude, then the head of a high-profile, faintly hubristic Tory "implementation unit", working out in advance precisely how his party would govern, told the Independent: "We have a vision of how Britain can be.
