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This statute is narrower and more precise.

Music became shorter, more melodic and more precise.

Gene-editing is more efficient, cheaper, quicker and more precise.

It feel much smoother and more precise than a ball.

UWSNs can provide localized and more precise data acquisition.

-- even as we make the ape-tasks more and more precise," he said.

And as reported in a forthcoming article in the journal Psychological Science, they clearly preferred the more precise advisors.

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So, rather than saying as Einstein did that nothing can be faster than the speed of light in a vacuum (abbreviated as c), physicists now prefer a more precise version: information cannot travel faster than c.Dr Gauthier began his experiment with a vial of gaseous potassium and a laser.

Furthermore, GPs who have more patients listed than they prefer and work more hours per week than they prefer are more likely to prefer salary over private practice.

"Quite frankly, I would prefer this to be more precise in these conclusions," said José Manuel Barroso, head of the European Commission, adding that: "we have seen in the past many statements not always followed by actions".