However, the surface manufactured by such an elastic bucking is only a coarse approximation of a parabola, which is not precise enough for meeting the demand of a high quality concentrator.
This was, apart from the differences in both healthcare systems, due to a lack of understanding of the CCM and an ambiguous phrasing of the items which were not precise enough in German.
Authors note: I used the word 'fine' in the original headline, which wasn't precise.
This idea rescues clinicians from having to make precise diagnoses, which are not appropriate in connection with mental health.
Stephen, to whose fate Saul assented, spoke for a pre-Pauline Christian movement, overwhelmingly Jewish, the precise outlines of which are not easily recoverable because they have been covered by layers of great change.
To issue immediate volcanic warnings, however, it is necessary to use IGS ultra-rapid ephemeris data, which can be used for quasi-real-time analyses, rather than precise ephemeris data, which are not available as quickly.
The long-term contracts, precise details of which are not included in the bill, aim to reassure prospective investors in nuclear and offshore wind farms, which need huge up-front expenditure.
But due to the low copy number (usually only one copy per genome) of every exon and the extremely high complexity of the genome, it is usually impossible to successfully amplify the full-length cDNA sequence by overlapping primers located at the precise splicing sites which are not possible for software optimization.
The trouble is we are engaged in an activity which is not a precise science".
