To recognize impaired development and understand the etiology of various neurological pathological disorders of the cerebellum, a precise timetable of the cellular events that take place during normal development is needed [ 2].
That signal would be greatly reinforced if in addition to a robust action plan for policy coordination to execute a global growth pact, the G-20 leaders committed themselves at Cannes to pursue, with a precise timetable, the governance reforms necessary to empower the I.M.F. on a permanent basis with a significantly stronger surveillance capability and authority.
The issues still unresolved include a precise timetable for the lifting of economic sanctions once a deal has been struck, details of Iran's earliest nuclear activities, the right of the UN to conduct "anywhere, any time" inspections of Iranian nuclear sites, and what limits are placed on new centrifuges after the first 10 years of a deal.
The new agreement sets a precise timetable that could increase the average number of species added to the list to 50 annually, up from an average of 8 under the Bush administration and 29 under the Obama administration.
Though there is no precise timetable for the repeal, the armed services are on pace to complete preparations for it by the fall.
On Wednesday, a federal judge in Manhattan established a precise timetable for the Bavis family's wrongful-death lawsuit, which is expected to be the only civil trial stemming from a death caused by the terrorist attacks.
Settled there in comfort, she established a pattern to her life that she mostly followed for the next 20 years, her precise timetable determined by Palewski's varying availability.
A first meeting between James O'Brien, the special adviser to President Clinton for the Balkans, and Vojislav Kostunica, the newly elected Yugoslav president, produced no precise timetable for restoring diplomatic ties but demonstrated that a willingness to resolve the matter existed on both sides.
But they left open a decision on a precise timetable for implementing the new regime, which involves turning over supervision of 6,000 banks in the currency union to the supra-national European Central Bank.
