My watch is more accurate than yours.

Explicit industrial policies can be an even more potent instrument.

My watch is accurate.

Precise measurements are required.

Is this data accurate?

This data is anything but accurate.

My watch is very accurate.

I can't recall the exact words.

I don't remember Tom's exact words.

ASEAN is likely to host a still wider grouping that includes Russia and the US, though the precise framework is still being debated.

His exact words were We will not survive this drought .

Rigorous scientific standards were adopted, a better understanding of the complexities of the human body was developed, and a higher standard of evidence for the efficacy of treatments was established.

Some women, especially those with smaller busts, prefer to go braless and can get away with it more easily than larger busted women.

In particular, he improved Eratosthenes' values for the latitudes of Athens, Sicily, and southern extremity of India.

Of course, the terms of the contract vary with place and time.

Precise mechanisms of reproductive heritability and the origin of new traits remained a mystery.

Quicker, more accurate diagnoses will curb the current overreliance on antibiotics a key requirement for combating resistance.

Several have told Global Voices that they are seeing indications of new, increasingly precise digital surveillance techniques targeting NGO workers.

Add to that our ability to analyze data more quickly, and to make more precise decisions about dosing, and the clinical trial timeframe shrinks considerably.

The exact arrangements will have to be decided, but they must allow quicker and better informed decision making while respecting national fiscal prerogatives.

During the past half century, genetic engineers, using increasingly powerful and precise tools and resources, have achieved breakthroughs that are opening up new opportunities in a broad array of fields.

The better we get at modeling user preferences, the more accurately we construct recommendation engines that fully capture user attention.

Today, the issue has returned to the forefront because of a new fight against racial discrimination, which appears to require more accurate measures of social inequality.

In times of war, accurate figures on the civilian death toll are almost always hard to come by.

But the precise timing and nature of that write down makes an enormous difference for a country s economic prospects.

An employee of the Attorney General of the State of Puebla (FGE) confirmed the identity of the body to Proceso magazine It s a fact.

No science can completely explicate human nature all the sciences, even the most exact, are partial endeavors.

The project Map of potholes monitors the condition of the Russian roads and encourages people to send precise coordinates of the road pits.

Then, the idea is that Wolfram Alpha will be able to figure out what precise pieces of code can do what they're asking for and then show them examples that will let them pick what they need to build up bigger and bigger, precise programs.

German precision instruments and optical equipment, for example, lost their competitive edge when Japan entered the game.

As different as they might appear, they attempt to generate exact predictions of human behavior, whether rational or irrational.

Weather forecasters cannot forecast far into the future, either, but at least they have precise mathematical models.

There is a precise location of the addresses that represent the sources of social, cultural, and economic problems, and those addresses house the power centers of Macedonia.

C.P. Snow spoke of the two cultures science on the one hand, humanities on the other never the twain shall meet.

We've flown the Cassini Spacecraft by this moon now several times, flying closer and deeper into these jets, into the denser regions of these jets, so that now we have come away with some very precise compositional measurements.

They would be received by a second ship, and that would give us very precise estimates, in this case, of 250 billion herring in a period of about a minute.

There is thus no substitute for providing raters with incentives to provide as accurate a rating as they can.

Volunteers plant trees, give them numbers, marking them with a corresponding sign, take the exact GPS coordinates, and all of these data are saved in the system.

Well, such a mechanism would indeed reduce raters negative incentives to compete with one another to please issuers of securities, and to pursue innovations and improvements that enable raters to serve issuers better. But it would strengthen raters positive incentives to compete with one another to produce accurate ratings, and to pursue innovations and improvements that enable raters to achieve that far more socially beneficial goal.

But it would strengthen raters positive incentives to compete with one another to produce accurate ratings, and to pursue innovations and improvements that enable raters to achieve that far more socially beneficial goal.

While never reaching the level of accuracy of a modern timepiece, the water clock was the most accurate and commonly used timekeeping device for millennia, until it was replaced by the more accurate pendulum clock in 17th century Europe.

Compounding the problem, no one truly understands the precise connections among Russian and European institutions and markets.

You have to just take these in your stride and keep writing what you believe are accurate reports on the state of human rights.

In particular, the statement formula_42(i.e., formula_43) is quite different from formula_44(i.e., formula_45).

Indeed, accurate maps break down geographic barriers, empowering individuals to reach their desired destinations, enabling businesses to reach consumers anywhere, and enriching people s outlooks.