But this week, the woman nicknamed the Iron Chancellor for her ability to face down pressure found herself brought up short by her labor minister, Ursula von der Leyen, 54, a trained doctor, mother of six and daughter of a prominent conservative politician who was originally brought into the cabinet by Ms. Merkel precisely to improve child care and other aspects of women's rights.
More precisely, we improve the previously known bound of and obtain a new bound of.
"But it's extremely important, of course, that the meeting comes to an agreement in support of IPBES, because IPBES is precisely to improve the functioning of this convention by making it more science-based," she told BBC News.
These results suggest that the closed-loop control with haptic force estimation can render the haptic feedback more precisely by improving the instability of the electrostatic adhesion.
We did not have sufficient information to precisely calibrate improved models of BTEX metabolism.
And yet I worry it will do precisely nothing to improve the prospects of either Miliband or Labour.
Protective graphite tiles are designed in response to this modeling and the wall shape of the installed antenna is precisely measured to improve the accuracy of these calculations.
These enzymes can now be precisely engineered to improve their rate of reaction and the specificity of their action so as to improve process efficiency, to improve product quality, and to lessen food safety risks.
Based on a dynamic calculation considering the variable parameters plant height and turbine number, it would be possible to assess emission effects of large wind park projects more precisely and to improve the protection of affected residential areas.
Each of the CPG pairs in the detector was moderately shrunk in size and precisely designed to improve the spatial resolution while maintaining good energy resolution, considering the charge loss at the surface between the strips of each CPG pairs.
