After 20 min, it was shown with precision the lymphatic drainage until the first lymph node station from both sides.
After 20 min, by accessing the retroperitoneum to parametrial level, it was shown with precision the lymphatic course until the first lymph node station from both sides.
What Recacha shows us, with precision and the lightest of touches, is that for a child, thought, word and action are one, indivisible.
But being young, black and American can also cost you your life, as his new film shows with brutal precision.
Conrad shows, with fabulous precision, how ideologies function, how people are drawn into violence, how states instrumentalise extremism and how amateurish it can so often be.
Cheshire writes, "In order to fully understand why something happens we often need to know where it happens". Cheshire and Uberti, and the scientists whose work they have interpreted, show us with precision and clarity where the animals go.
It is one of the places in the city where parking is forbidden after 11 p.m. City officials say the rules are set to discourage clubgoers drawn to an area's night spots, and many nights on 14th Street, the tow trucks show up with precision.
Mr. Eleey has arranged the show with lapidary precision and enough space to create an implicitly contemplative environment.
"What we can show with great precision, with a lot of robustness, is that if a state passes a waiting period law that delays the acquisition of a firearm by a few days, gun homicides go down," Mr. Malhotra said.
In addition, an embodied cognition factor was included where the symbols in the task were either shown with a precision grasping static hand or not.
Further corroboration occurred in 1916 when extremely accurate measurements by the American physicist Robert Millikan verified Einstein's equation and showed with high precision that the value of Einstein's constant h was the same as Planck's constant.
