Phair used language trenchantly and precisely, yet still revelled in the ambiguities.
Even if the NAIRU moves around and cannot be measured precisely, it still provides a helpful guide to thinking about economic policy.But praise for the brainchild of Messrs Friedman and Phelps goes only so far.
(I recently heard a writer tell a story about how when he was young and broke, he would steal books, read them carefully, and then sneak them back onto the shelves at the store — not stealing, precisely, but still illegal).
However effective methodologies to remove the impact of other variables on building energy consumption and isolate the leverage of the human factor precisely are still poorly investigated.
Big data is already having a significant impact on many lives, and is likely to continue to, but to what extent, precisely, is still up for debate.
Note that in the case of abnormal optic discs, this margin can be more precisely (and still automatically) determined [ 19 ].
What's more, as seen among the nearly two hundred photographs here, starting with a precisely staged still-life of fruit, by William Henry Fox Talbot, from the eighteen-forties, and continuing through the cheeky D.I.Y. food-journal pictures of the twenty-tens, food and the way it's shown can be a potent indicator of — or affront to — culture, class, race, religion, and survival itself.
If there is public discomfort, it is precisely because race still does matter, because it still resonates so powerfully in American life.
This time, however, it's coming to New York, though precisely where is still uncertain.
To place your hits precisely is harder still.
