Shortcuts are also relevant to clarify fundamental questions such as a precise quantification of the third principle of thermodynamics and quantum speed limits.
Where desktops have the reverse IP lookup, a mobile platform can provide so much more information from the sensors in the handset, such as a precise location, click through rates, the browsing history, and previous searches all help build up a picture of what would be relevant.
Generally, a mechatronic product has various design characteristics such as (a) more precise and accurate, (b) cost effective and more efficient, (c) more reliable, (d) more flexible and functional, (e) less mechanically complex, safer, and more environment friendly, etc.
In a narrow sense, clarity describes verbal skills such as using a precise and plain language or offering various examples and illustrations.
The hope is to obtain a quantity useful for general statements about isolated systems, such as a more precise formulation of the hoop conjecture.
Clearly the risk of coastal flooding is more at the center of the collective consciousness and some important reforms have taken place sensible steps such as a more precise hurricane evacuation plan, installing backup generators at housing projects, raising the electrical systems at hospitals.
Key, novel features of our integrator, such as a more precise error estimator and direct computation of parameter sensitivities with re-use of the Jacobians, may well be suited for other problems or types of integrators.
Although this method has the same sensitivity and specificity as the usual clinical balance tests, 31, 32 computerized posturography has major advantages such as a more precise determination of changes in balance parameters, no additional effort from the participant, and a more accurate inter- and intrarater reliability.
Is there such a thing as a "precise estimate?" If not, the document stands as a four-page oxymoron.
The other was a software program that gathers miscellaneous scraps of data on a computer (such as the precise time that a key is pressed), mixes them together, and extracts random numbers from the pool.
Other problems, such as the precise definition of a "character" (that is, an observable feature, or trait, of an organism), required subjective decisions, thereby reducing the credibility of phenetics as an objective approach to phylogeny.
