Dafoe barely said a word as JG Jopling, in Wes Anderson's 2014 stylised caper, but played his murderous role with truly Anderson-like precision.
That is why truly nanometer scale precision is required, which rules out usage of all top-down fabrication approaches and leaves only bottom-up processes.
However, a truly appropriate measure of precision is often lacking in such studies.
Likewise, precision testing truly understands the application being tested and uses this understanding to test it in the optimal way.
This increased scrutiny requires us to provide models with more precision to truly describe what we do and how we do it.
The group played a Monk tune that truly demonstrated the honed precision of their working dynamic; master musicians with intuitive interplay that only comes from working together over a sustained period.
Third, the impression of publication bias as illustrated in the funnel plots may be an artifact of high precision studies truly having a different effect size.
Through such precision, the particular truly acquires a universal reach.
Adequate staging was assessed by computing the cNSS, the probability that a pathologically LN-negative patient is truly free from nodal disease: Precision of the reported estimates was assessed by creating 2000 bootstrap samples from the entire data set and replicating the estimation process.
"Rioux's work is super dynamic," says Cabbibo. "The aural structures span the entire frequency, and because of their complexity and precision, they make for truly dissectible entities.
