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"Nothing," he explains, "is more fantastic, ultimately, than precision". The reality of any work of art is its form, and to separate style from substance is to "remove the novel from the realm of art".
Tegmark is an author on more than 200 technical papers, ranging from the physics of cognitive systems to precision cosmology and the ultimate nature of reality, all explored in his popular book "Our Mathematical Universe".
Pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics have made the dreams of precision medicine a reality.
Given that more and more clinical trials involving heterogeneous populations will become available, methods such as the one presented here can help to make the vision of precision medicine a reality.
Precision reigns in the operating room, where ruminations on the nature of reality could cause a mind to wander.
There is, in one sense, no reality, because the precision of defined personality is washed away.
In parameter estimation, the principle issues are the precision of the estimates and the practical reality of the computational burden.
Gross's audacious vocabulary, and absolute precision, bowl the reader happily through 64 pages of concentrated reflection on the nature of reality.
Defaults in OT pragmatics combine the precision of a formal account with the psychological reality of Gricean intention-based explanations.
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