The role of the press in the events preceding the investigation amounted to an almost precise inversion of the whistle-blower model.
We applied several lines of evidence to demonstrate that mtAncestor-1 and mtAncestor-2 are almost precise replicas of the mtDNA frozen since the moment of integration into the nuclear genome.
The whole story was told just in the first half, with six composers filing past in almost precise chronological order, from Dufay through Josquin, the comparatively obscure Provençal composer Carpentras, then Victoria, Lassus and Gesualdo.
Due to this dubious result (almost precise NNW SSE orientation of the apertures, showing a low skewness (−0.37), but a relatively high kurtosis (−42.52; Fig. 5A)), we had to exclude a possible error.
The administration said the university accomplished its goal of enrolling a "critical mass" of minority applicants so well that the school was able to always admit an almost precise number of minority students.
Perhaps fittingly in the case of Mike Kelley, the anarchic Detroit-born artist who committed suicide in January, a museum of sorts dedicated to his memory will now be built as an almost precise replica of his childhood suburban ranch home — down to the dimensions of the walls and the white siding.
Additionally, together with its harmonic tracking algorithm (i.e., AIR), this model provides almost always the most accurate and precise sinusoidal parameters compared to state-of-the-art methods [16].
Then, in midsummer, the experts got from the C.I.A. a seven-year-old Chinese document showing that Beijing knew distinctive characteristics of the W-88, including almost the precise width of the primary casing.
The boldness of the almost inaudible, yet utterly precise pianissimos.
It's precise – the almost 6m working households with below-average incomes – and narrower than Policy Exchange's, covering around a third of households.
