.. on the contrary, that is precisely what locks them into a poverty trap, forcing them to further degrade their environment in a vicious cycle of cause and effect.
In other words, it is difficult to precisely time-lock the moment of "getting" a joke.
Once the cells are precisely distributed, they are locked in place by formation of the gel.
Don't go away with the impression that this is a precisely followed formula or locked in stone, because it isn't.
We often make a terrible mistake in thinking about the relationship between the two, in assuming that the first trend created the second one — that we have less crime precisely because we've locked up all these people.
It's a seduction, but so sincere: a groan of desire from a man who feels locked out precisely because he's a man, jonesing so hard for intimacy that his "PLEE-EE-EESE" is a different kind of climax.
In the work reported here, measurements in methane/air and ethylene/air slot flames show that over a substantial range of forcing frequencies and amplitudes, the dominant, air-side vortex production is locked at precisely one-half the excitation frequency of the fuel stream.
The Democratic Party already has the upper-middle class locked up, precisely because it panders very well at their cultural prejudices (which we hear very little about, as if America in 2014 was the only place in recorded history where only one side engages in demonization of the other side).
Freed from internal noise, the radio is better able to lock precisely onto radio signals, even very weak ones, while reducing distortion.
Rather eerily the laser, which lacks any colored light or pew-pew sound effects, swivels on its turret to lock precisely onto the engine of each craft.
