The trailer included this line: "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution raves, 'Actually, we had to get rid of our full-time movie reviewer nine years ago... so we haven't seen it yet.' " That seemingly throwaway joke was precisely sourced.
His admirers are right that he was brilliant and that he cultivated a bold vision of the Constitution, but these qualities are precisely the source of the damage he leaves behind him.
The suggestion was opposed by Fraser Campbell, appearing for Belokon, who said: "They are making wild and extremely serious allegations which we have responded to in a detailed letter setting out precisely the source of the funds involved".
For all of his crudeness, vulgarity, and cruelty, he's one of the high-wire élite, akin to those actors and directors, those musicians and writers, those monstrous potentates whose vast and dark range of experience is precisely the source of their allure.
Its vagaries are as interesting as the money-sending SWIFT system or, more precisely, open source graphics drivers for the Raspberry Pi.
The use of a single hard threshold value is precisely the source of important segmentation errors in many scenarios like noisy images or uneven illumination.
Mingling above our differences is precisely the source of our strength--giving us skills, views, and energy that we could not otherwise obtain.
Deep down, however, the more sophisticated protesters know very well that the military in Egypt is precisely the source of its problems: Mubarak came from the military and has remained a military man, as all his speeches, including the most recent, make plain.
The more precisely that source populations can be identified and the more quantitative data that are available on their relative contribution to transmission, the more efficient the allocation of resources is for disease control.
Now, thanks to an expanding combination of atmospheric and land-based measuring techniques, scientists can quantify more precisely the sources and sinks of CO2.
