The point is that precision medicine is not just precision mutant-hunting.
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Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry surged 265.30%, and Largan Precision soared 4.11%.
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And that is what I would call almost like precision medicine, precision regulation.
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That's good for 2 petaFLOPS for AI with low precision, 250 teraFLOPS for medium precision and 125 teraFLOPS for those times when you need the highest precision.
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Taiwan's Largan Precision and Hon Hai Precision Industry closed up 3.15 percent and 1.36 percent, respectively.
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HQW Precision GmbH, headquartered in the German town of Kürnach, makes high-precision rolling bearings and assemblies.
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It's also targeting precision, manipulation precision, advertising, essentially, on the internet, when we get back on Recode Decode.
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For instance, the precision on a gaming mouse is the same precision that graphic designers seek out in their products.
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"The goal of these instruments is to have precision that's 10 times better than the precision we have today," Fischer said.
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The Dell Precision 7530 and Precision 7730 also feature 4K displays and compatibility with a Quadro and AMD Radeon WX graphics cards.
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There is a calm and quiet precision about his shooting — a precision that looks, in the moment, an awful lot like inevitability.
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Instead of 32-bit precision, the algorithms happily run with a reduced precision of 8 bits, so every transaction needs fewer transistors.
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As you learned in school, there is a difference between accuracy and precision — and precision is important to policymakers and the public alike.
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Even so, it seems to me that Mr. Harris, in urging the pope to use "precision of language," could use some precision himself.
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Visser Precision provides precision parts for the aerospace and automotive industries, with heavy hitters like Tesla, SpaceX, and Lockheed Martin on its client list.
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For outcomes, we need precision medicine, precision diagnostics, clinical decision support systems, artificial intelligence to support doctors, to make the right diagnosis, early on.
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McGregor's precision and timing—and his belief in his precision and timing—are so famous that they've spawned an entire cottage industry of related merchandise.
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Shares in China-based Apple suppliers Luxshare Precision Co., Shenzhen Sunway Communication Co., and Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing all dropped as much as 10 percent.
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Moreover, our nation's military and defense infrastructure only works under the best precision timing system – all communication, guidance and navigation systems rely on precision timing.
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In this respect, long range precision fires could potentially use reach and precision to destroy enemy air defenses, allowing Air Force assets a better attack window.
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During a week with a precision kill bonus, for example, precision kills will earn you more points in Challenge of the Elders than other types of kills.
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According to Israeli and U.S. officials, Iran is now helping Hezbollah build factories to manufacture precision-guided missiles or refit longer-range missiles with precision guidance systems.
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The units would potentially be equipped with long range precision weapons, hypersonic missiles, precision strike missiles, electronic warfare and cyber capabilities, McCarthy said, without citing any locations.
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The founding team from precision medicine startup Simpatica Medicine is back with SF17 Therapeutics, a precision medicine analytics platform providing monitoring for pediatric rheumatologists for life-threatening conditions.
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"Precision Planting has been a key innovator in high-speed precision planting and Deere's only significant competitor in developing and selling these technologies," Hesse said in a statement.
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"I want to change the course of disease treatment through integrated diagnostics and precision therapy and our precision health strategy has the power to improve outcomes," Murphy said.
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Taiwanese Apple suppliers, however, had a more upbeat session: Camera lens supplier Largan Precision soared 3.64 percent on the day and Hon Hai Precision Industry ended 94.7093 percent higher.
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AC-208 Eliminator gunships — which made its debut in Kabul in February 2019 — provides ground and precision attack armed with the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System, or APKWS rockets.
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In Taiwan, camera lens-maker Largan Precision slid nearly 8 percent, Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, fell 3.4 percent, while assembler Pegatron dropped nearly 4 percent.
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Countering Iranian ballistic missiles development and the Iranian "precision project" aimed at manufacturing precision guided missiles in Syria and Lebanon for Hezbollah to be used against Israel in a future war.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (2317.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.
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And precision — of observation, of language — is Hoby's gift.
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The bass drum ticks while the snare drum tocks, each matching the precision of a drum computer; Albert Hammond Jr's rhythm guitar plucks along a hair behind them, contrasting precision against cool.
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There are two major hurdles that could hamper precision medicine firms from delivering clinical improvements:Healthcare's massive data interoperability barriers make data accumulation on the scale necessary to power precision medicine incredibly difficult.
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Taiwan-listed Apple suppliers were mixed after falling in the last session: Largan Precision closed up 0.27 percent while Hon Hai Precision Industry fell 0.87 percent by the end of the session.
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Submersibles used in the operations have precision navigation and tracking systems, high-resolution video cameras and high-intensity LED lights that enable them to maneuver the debris field with precision, the experts said.
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DARPA is developing technology that includes high-precision clocks and high-precision navigation instruments that can track physical positions for longer periods of time without relying on external sources such as satellite data.
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"No matter what you do to cut the route, the matter is over and the resistance possesses precision and non-precision rockets and weapons capabilities," Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said in a speech.
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So that was a very precise strike, but precision didn't help at all there—in fact, precision was part of the problem; it was the absence of intelligence that led to those deaths.
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While precision medicine is often hyped up for its potential to improve health outcomes, implementation hangs low among providers — but as precision medicine initiatives continue to prove their value, that's likely to change.
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Mr Trump has little of his father's precision with figures.
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Inferentia supports popular frameworks like INT8, FP16 and mixed precision.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian rig contractor Precision Drilling Corp (PD.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.
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I struck with precision and strength, landing a direct hit.
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They use precision fertilizer that doesn't run off as easily.
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MMP is designed for maximum precision and minimum collateral damage.
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Meanwhile, lens maker Largan Precision also dropped by 20.718 percent.
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Engines and drive trains had achieved new levels of precision.
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Unlike the messy twist, this look is all about precision.
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In military precision, he typically runs a few minutes early.
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But the crater needs to be dated with precision first.
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It is impossible to guard against extreme inflation with precision.
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President Barack Obama announced a Precision Medicine Initiative last year.
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It's a tool for precision, and I'm a sloppy typer.
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Switchblades unleash powerful warheads that destroy threats with decisive precision.
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"We are trying to balance urgency with precision," McDaniel said.
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A little precision could result in an especially spicy weekend.
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The cookie spatula just gives me more dexterity and precision.
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Her ground game was lavish and organized with military precision.
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The concluding sentence has been updated for accuracy and precision.
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Its capital goods pass muster in Germany for their precision.
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IP addresses are assigned geographically, and sometimes with alarming precision.
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KS), and Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (2317.
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Rather, he sought verbal precision and clarity, a humane art.
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It's a moment played with calm precision by Sarah Paulson.
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Precision medicine is run by the National Institutes for Health.
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The resulting ambiguity reduces the power and precision of policy.
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All signs indicate that precision is the future of medicine.
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The physical precision he brings to Patrick's disintegration is remarkable.
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Precision navigation timing can be manipulated to disrupt vehicle operations.
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But the language of our laws, like elsewhere, demands precision.
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Elsewhere, Hon Hai Precision Industry popped 4.71 percent on Monday.
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"We're in generally a precision world right now," he said.
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The second biggest decliner was Precision Drilling Corp , down 5.7%.
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Precision machinery and electric machinery shares gained ground on Tuesday.
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"Waxing stretches your skin, and there's no precision," she said.
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Hon Hai Precision Industry, another major supplier, added 0.5 percent.
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And his marvelous orchestra responds with like clarity and precision.
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Agricultural giants have also started shopping for precision farming startups.
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To reiterate an earlier point with curt precision: We're fucked.
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"Our column distillation system gives us extreme precision," he says.
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It also allows for improved precision in unpacking their origins.
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The piece centers around a firm called Precision Health Economics.
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Despite its precision, this system is remarkably difficult to disrupt.
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"I wanted Swiss precision with Chinese characteristics," Mr. Shum said.
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The surgical repair required quick precision, grafts and complicated attachments.
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That strike was "a precision jihadi operation," the statement said.
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Such precision is expensive, so most telescopes don't have it.
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The phrase "precision medicine" suggests a high rate of success.
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That basic join is how most precision targeting actually work.
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A second Precision Run studio will open in Los Angeles.
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The sport hinges on precision, so every brush stroke counts.
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The band's performative precision commands a studious amount of attention.
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Not someone who brings military precision to her stage show.
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Executing a play requiring that much precision is awfully tough.
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Once it enters Libra, we save precision for social politics.
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Who wouldn't love such precision and decisiveness in word choice?
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Celebrity wax figures take time, energy, and precision to create.
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And defining Harlem's boundaries with precision has long been elusive.
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The clothes took the edge off with almost narcotic precision.
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The scraps are weighed with precision and stored in buckets.
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It focused on the clarity and precision of her phrasing.
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And they have won 2,233 chronometry prizes for their precision.
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Machine parts made at Cube Precision Engineering in Birmingham, England.
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All of these methods are valid, but I prefer precision.
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The chorus sang its anguished prayers with passion and precision.
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Precision skincare doesn't sound sexy, but it sure feels good.
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Pro tip: On this day trip, precision is your friend.
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This phony precision undermines the heart, and joy, of cooking.
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But of course no one takes this faux precision seriously.
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Economists lack the ability to measure them with any precision.
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Within Ms. Melnick's finely honed precision, she moves like silk.
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And Arconic's margins are lower than a competitor, Precision Castparts.
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Andrew Davis, in the pit, led with precision and force.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co .
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Mr. Bellorado's research has dated this kiva with remarkable precision.
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Johnson expresses his plans and ideas with rigorously analytical precision.
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It can also be taken away with that same precision.
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Second, both sides learned to hit targets with extreme precision.
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Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System attaches a guidance section to unguided Hydra 229 21-inch rockets, giving helicopters and fixed-wing assets an increased ability to pinpoint targets on the move with laser precision.
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A massive Deere ExactEmerge planter sells for about $150,000, which includes components for precision farming, while a Precision Planting retrofit kit costs about $20153,000, J.P. Morgan analyst Ann Duignan estimated in a research note.
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In particular, the Justice Department was concerned about Deere selling both the big machine planters themselves as well as a less expensive device sold by Precision Planting that converts conventional planters into precision planters.
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Tan, as she explains to me over the phone, is about precision, but the means through which she achieves precision involves a lot of experimentation, cycles of trial error, and a lot of spitballing.
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Israel is also concerned about Hezbollah obtaining precision-missiles and in September identified three locations in Lebanon where it said the group was converting "inaccurate projectiles" into precision-guided missiles - something Lebanon's government has denied.
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Perhaps GNS is onto something revolutionary, but precision medicine has yet to fare well in clinical applications: No more than8%of precision medicine interventions in cancer treatment have been successful, per The New York Times.
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MARK A. RUBIN New York The writer is director of the Caryl and Israel Englander Institute for Precision Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine and leads the joint precision medicine program at W.C.M. and NewYork-Presbyterian.
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"What if I bring real precision to these weapons?" he asked.
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And that means precision medicine has finally broken into the mainstream.
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Camera lens-maker Largan Precision Co Ltd slid nearly 9 percent.
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Well, besides precision, a whole lot of core and leg work.
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The study is an example of excellent craftsmanship in precision measurements.
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O) and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) (2317.TW).
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One of the main opportunities, amongst many, is in precision agriculture.
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O) supplier formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.
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So there's this tension of artistry and mysticism with extreme precision.
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I like the precision, it will certainly be nice for gaming.
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With that precision, scientists can track the wobbling in Mars' spin.
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Go deeper: Read more on breast cancer treatments and precision medicine.
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"No instrument can predict with precision when a volcano will erupt."
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The large, dramatic scene demanded ambition, creative verve and technical precision.
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That pointed to less than perfect precision of the CRISPR process.
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It offers precision and sophistication to a clientele that appreciates both.
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Prices range from $60 to $100, depending on fashion and precision.
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Process automation involves precision measurement, control, and monitoring of industrial processes.
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The Chinese government's supportive stance on "precision medicine" is useful, too.
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In fact, any expectation of high accuracy and precision is unfair.
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Zidane absorbed the maelstrom through precision, while Senna projected invincible grace.
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Of Tokyo's 33 sub-indexes, 23 gained, led by precision machinery.
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These procedures, combined with precision strike capabilities, safeguard civilians and infrastructure.
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This huge mirror will give JWST an unbelievable amount of precision.
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N) on Friday sued Precision Planting LLC and AGCO Corp (AGCO.
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It's a great stylus, has good weighting, and draws with precision.
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There's more funding for nuclear weapons and precision weapons, for example.
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He worked on precision-guided missiles that could threaten Israeli cities.
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O) and Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) (2317.
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As the technology has improved, so has the precision of GPS.
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Once again, our theories have been confirmed by new precision measurements.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd.
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Monetary maestros nudge interest rates up and down with meticulous precision.
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Modern science can study these age-old substances with great precision.
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These two aim their critiques with the precision of seasoned shooters.
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The kits turn unguided bombs into precision munitions with navigation systems.
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Both are built with beautiful precision out of CNC-machined aluminum.
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At the same time, it reveals which kinds of precision matter.
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But the precision in performance comes at a cost to transparency.
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But the Wolf Pack could not handle St. Mary's precision offense.
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Gunn plays Naomi with surgical precision, even-tempered and in control.
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The new MacBook Pro is precision engineering at its absolute finest.
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And sometimes mistake his precision in how he's doing it. Yes.
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It also offers certainty and precision instead of adaptability and innovation.
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Reversing Obama's decision, precision-guided missiles were included in the package.
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Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, an album assembled with scientific precision.
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O) and known formally as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.
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In January, President Obama introduced an enormous campaign for precision medicine.
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Our eyes are seriously limited in their precision outside of that.
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Each play is carefully planned, chosen, and executed with terrifying precision.
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The cost of equity is hard to calculate with precision, however.
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"The sorties achieved its goals with full precision," the coalition said.
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The gimbal dial gives your precision control over the camera's pitch.
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The future of Army long-range precision officially has a name.
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After World War I, Swarovski branched out into precision drilling tools.
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Ms. Sumpter's enunciation has a near-metonymic precision suggestive of Mrs.
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Taiwan-based assembler Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) (2317.
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The observatory has tracked 1.7 billion stars with often astonishing precision.
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Iran needs to stop the production of precision munitions in Syria.
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A 20,000 square foot vinyl pressing plant, Precision Record Pressing Inc.
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At the same time, they function and flow with workmanlike precision.
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What followed was an extraordinary show of paramilitary precision and force.
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Robots forge precision parts for Airbus, Boeing and other industry giants.
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Video of the strike shows a target hit with military precision.
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Economists describe the measure as more carpet bombing than precision strike.
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All those pulses of light will give this satellite astonishing precision.
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As an adult, he organizes his closet with military-grade precision.
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It stipulates the state's role in achieving the goals with precision.
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The elegance & precision of the last two days have been remarkable!
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Stamford Bridge, pushed into near silence by City's precision, came alive.
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When it needs to, the academy can move with measured precision.
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"We are denying them precision weaponry by various means," he said.
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Thursday was more about precision, and Woods felt in total control.
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The results, which indicated a stunning level of precision, shocked Johnson.
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The precision work won't be easy while wearing masks and heads.
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To what degree, to measure that with precision is very difficult.
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He dispatched opponents with the cold precision of a trained assassin.
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Her lip syncs have energy, precision and a point of view.
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Berkshire Hathaway's last full-company takeover was Precision Castparts in 2015.
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The pictures also show that the strike precision was one meter.
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He began to explode out of the blocks with surgical precision.
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"Scientific precision requires the absence of bias, for example," he said.
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Shares of Precision Drilling Corp fell 24.4 percent to C$21.79.
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They can now build products with unparalleled precision, efficiency, and complexity.
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Precision-cut jackets and billowing blouses ramp up the season's drama.
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Officials spoke cheerfully of resounding success and precision of the operation.
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He then told my mom: 'Oliver is drawing with mathematical precision.
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There was a near-religious devotion to its accuracy and precision.
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Boris Johnson needs to be challenged, with passion, heart and precision.
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His precision and the movement of his pitches baffled the Pirates.
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Most importantly, precision medicines can help patients live longer, healthier lives.
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So precision navigation to that sample material is our biggest challenge.
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Independent valuation experts with their false precision are no longer needed.
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Lawyers can acquire hallmark precision only through repeated exercises of concentration.
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There are miracles of co-ordination and precision in the world.
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Your folders could be non-existent or organised with military precision.
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The cause of Bharara's ire can be identified with some precision.
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The agency is a leader in precision measurement and setting standards.
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Industries involving precision machinery are not so easily reassembled somewhere else.
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At the ball, however, the women performed with their trademark precision.
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These compact dimensions are emblematic of Jansson's own attentiveness and precision.
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Anthony nails a series of step-back threes with instinctive precision.
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Ms. Gambarini, a vocalist, is all assiduous precision and formidable strength.
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But Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd.
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It requires so much precision to be precise in that way.
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The Department of Justice claimed that the deal would have been worth about $190 million and that Deere and Precision Planting together would have held at least 86 percent of the high-speed precision planting market.
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Jude medical announces European full market release of ensite precision Cardiac Mapping System * New ensite precision Cardiac Mapping System is now active in more than 100 sites across Europe Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Physicists are pursuing increasingly high-energy particle collisions that require greater precision of measurement—and as the precision goes up, so does the intricacy of the Feynman diagrams that need to be calculated to generate a prediction.
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Exakt Fijnmechanika, the company he founded soon after receiving his degree in precision engineering from the Instrumentmakers School in Leiden, produces precision components such as those used in ophthalmological surgery, the aerospace industry — and, these days, watchmaking.
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A new type of fuze called the M93 Precision Guidance Kit added guidance fins to a standard-size nose fuze, which could turn an old unguided projectile into a near-precision weapon for, on average, $8,000 apiece.
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Our founders are using VR for precision spinal surgery and emotional recognition.
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Kofoed is from another planet when it comes to technique and precision.
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President Trump will need a surgeon&aposs precision in selecting a nominee.
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Jackson doesn't ever have to become a pick-you-apart precision passer.
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"His precision was pretty danged good today," Arizona catcher Chris Herrmann said.
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This hole, the researchers argue, was cut—quite literally—with surgical precision.
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Taiwan's Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, declined to comment.
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"We&aposre looking at GPS-like precision in denied environments," he said.
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Espresso shots, cappuccinos, and signature beverages are treated with Olympic-level precision.
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When we go beyond precision I don't think we help our argument.
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The precision of Ipsos online polls is measured using a credibility interval.
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The defining quality of digital things is their unerring and untiring precision.
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O) and Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry (2317.TW).
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It requires pinpoint precision around an object where there's very little gravity.
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With a surgeon's precision, they jump and land exactly as they started.
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That'll give us a lot more statistical precision in estimating the risks.
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Another part of precision railroading is ditching old equipment and slashing staff.
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Perhaps he might have upgraded the precision of his experimental devices too.
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Another Huawei key partner, Chunxing Precision Mechanical, dropped as much as 5.37%.
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The Touch Bar can also assist with precision controls in creative apps.
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What happens when a mad scientist's musicbots rebel against their own precision?
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He noted the "fanciful arguments" about precision strikes on North Korea's facilities.
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Mathematical precision is an essential ally in my goal of achieving clarity.
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Acrua Precision Concept Acuras have long been known as reliable, luxurious cars.
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Even then, you must play it out with perfect precision and patience.
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Hon Hai Precision, another major supplier to Apple, rose nearly 2 percent.
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Third, Buffett's excitement over Precision Castparts made Cramer feel great about aerospace.
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Third, Buffett's excitement over Precision Castparts made Cramer feel great about aerospace.
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It can also precision-target potential buyers with its own-label offerings.
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He could recognize my various signs and pinpoint with precision the roots.
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The device is ergonomic, allowing its owner to shave with improved precision.
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In experiments, the model was evaluated using metrics of precision and recall.
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It's good news, then, that the Precision Concept looks kind of great.
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Be it implants or nanomolecules, the country is known for its precision.
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N) acquisition of Precision Castparts last year or Anheuser Busch InBev's (ABI.
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In the past, Reed opposed selling precision-guided munitions to the nation.
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Both of them were masters of pared-down precision and elegant understatement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A joint venture between Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2354.
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"No one can match the precision and perfection of an American artisan."
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That's one reason they're turning to high-tech solutions like precision agriculture.
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One of the book's challenges is identifying that paradise with any precision.
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Hon Hai Precision (HNHPD), better known as Foxconn, fell 1.7% in Taipei.
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For someone with such medical precision, Roberts-Wood's garments are surprisingly romantic.
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It can be hard to take a precision shot on the ground.
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But Jones' poise and precision have been a welcome sight so far.
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"Precision liner looks are her signature," Coleman said of Maddy on Instagram.
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With painstaking precision, the Warriors built on their lead, possession by possession.
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The crowd had gathered for the White House summit on precision medicine.
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Obviously, it takes military precision to run a ship this size smoothly.
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You work hard on something that requires a painstaking level of precision.
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They might facilitate greater precision—and relief—in both diagnoses and care.
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The administration of the pills has a sci-fi precision about it.
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They were even a little impressed with the pranksters' dedication and precision.
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But we shouldn't exaggerate their precision or how much certainty they offer.
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For Coxhead, Maize meets three of the criteria: recognizability, naturalness, and precision.
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Cost: $549.95Find out more about the Wolf Gourmet Precision Electric Griddle here.
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In 2018, the US conducted 47 precision airstrikes against al-Shabaab militants.
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The show is chaotic, but it's orchestrated with a staggering German precision.
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That's because no one can nail down the market's timing with precision.
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Keuchel relies on precision, not power, to induce weak contact from hitters.
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When she does sing even or discernible pitches, her precision is remarkable.
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There will be time indeed for more complete budgets, audits and precision.
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"He leads by example with his precision and determination," Mr. Yantrasast added.
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The score opens with a circular piano ostinato evocative of geometric precision.
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A medic's gloved hands moved with trained precision from casualty to casualty.
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He sold precision inspection equipment there until he retired in the 1990s.
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Interestingly, Winchester also discusses the social implications of precision on assembly lines.
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The disappointments of these early studies fueled public criticisms of precision medicine.
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" The ruling said Republicans had targeted "African-Americans with almost surgical precision.
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She also managed her own testimony with the precision of a scientist.
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"That precision matters for people trying to plan their lives," Fischhoff says.
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Every phrase has been crafted with the precision of a master jeweler.
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City Ballet's dancers — including nine principals — gave it terrific energy and precision.
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Get the Mellow Precision Cooker for $199.99 – 42% off the usual cost.
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I learned to slow down and to enunciate each word with precision.
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In all, 34 precision guided missiles were dropped on the Syrian forces.
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But consider the strategic precision with which the reader's eye is directed.
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His chapters are organized with the pleasing precision of a bento box.
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"I'm not giving it a scientific endorsement for precision," Dr. Blumberg said.
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Drafting a routine to entertain 102 million viewers, with extreme technical precision?
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Hon Hai Precision Industry, which assembles Apple iPhones, closed down 1.28 percent.
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"I think it's too early to say with any precision," Israel said.
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The 2718-speed manual has a forged feel with precision action. Good?
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Breville Precision Brewer Coffee Maker with Glass Carafe (BDC400) — $179.95 See Details
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Lowell slackens Hardwick's prose into poetry, robs it of precision and pith.
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Flight-control and precision-navigation technology are, though, getting better and better.
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The strikes included a B-52 Stratofortress dropping 24 precision-guided munitions.
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In 2018, the US conducted 47 precision airstrikes against Al Shabaab militants.
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"There's a tradeoff between size and precision of the variables," he said.
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O) supplier known formally as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.TW).
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With 1,800 watts, this machine delivers precision heating for fast, even cooking.
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"BB-8 is all about precision, especially of his eyeline," Chapman said.
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His father was a precision grinder at the Ford Motor Company there.
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The OCO-3 program would measure atmospheric carbon emissions with greater precision.
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She lifts it to her face and snorts it with expert precision.
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Everything I designed, I loved the drawing and the precision of it.
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Still, the precision of LeWitt's and Reed's methods sets their work apart.
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Barnes tells Axios she envisions a field of "precision aging" — applying the approaches of precision medicine to cognitive health by studying factors like genetics, environmental exposure and social interactions in a large, diverse group of people over time.
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Buy Now Kitchenaid Precision Press Coffee Maker, $100 Attention all coffee nerds: There is now a super sleek French press with a timer and scale, so you can bring some decimal point precision into your morning brewing ritual.
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Like social media platforms, Hulu and streaming services attract advertisers by offering them precision ad targeting, which can microtarget users based on information such as gender, race and search history with much higher precision than traditional broadcast advertising.
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" In his book, The Tao of Jeet Kune Do, in a section titled "precision," he writes, "Skill is best acquired by learning accuracy and precision first with speed before the skill is attempted with much power and speed.
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"Precision Planting has been a key innovator in high-speed precision planting and Deere's only significant competitor in developing and selling these technologies," said Renata Hesse, the acting head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division in a press release.
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Meanwhile, the Precision touchpad driver continues to be the best that Windows has.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canada's largest oil rig contractor, Precision Drilling Corp (PD.TO)(PDS.
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Precision shares were up 8.2 percent on the Toronto Stock Exchange at $3.22.
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"This is really an outstanding effort of incredible quality and precision," she said.
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There isn't enough precision or structure to communicate complex thoughts in emoji alone.
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GyroscopeThe gyroscope's extra precision comes in handy for games and 360-degree photos.
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For future studies, he hopes to see participants' weights monitored for better precision.
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Rapid Packed Math is a way of better optimizing computations of varying precision.
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Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn, also declined by 3.63 percent.
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Three jetpack-wearing daredevils cruise alongside the French Air Force's precision flying team.
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Precision Syndicate did not immediate reply to a request for comment from Mashable.
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I think our politicians have confused precision with effect—they are different things.
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As part of this project, the panels were photographed with exquisitely high precision.
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Padgett seems to have absorbed that precision without sounding like anyone but himself.
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Why is a woman pursuing her dreams with single-minded precision considered villainous?
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A city can track sector-based emissions with some precision; it's like accounting.
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The White House staff plans presidential moments, or lack thereof, with precision. 25.
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Hon Hai Precision, a major supplier of Apple Inc iPhones, rose 1 percent.
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Sure, yes, precision, and hardcore bakers say a scale is a game-changer.
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Creating precision medicine treatments for autism may well be a complex process, however.
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As in other situations where precision is critical, machines can be of help.
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If there's no emotion invested in the performance, why bother with such precision?
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"CSX is doing precision railroading, running everything as efficiently as possible," Cramer said.
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The trackpad is a Windows precision one, and it's accurate and responds well.
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But technique and precision are far more important to master first than power.
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Either way, fabrication always involves a lot of careful craft and tedious precision.
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Even when frantic violence occurs, the movie never loses its sense of precision.
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"She did so much and she did it with military precision," he said.
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To Be Wrong With Infinite Precision is presented in a traditional institutional setting.
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Above all, he evokes the moods of Hiddensee with visionary power and precision.
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N Precision Planting farm equipment business and run it as a independent subsidiary.
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In writing the report, we stated the results of our investigation with precision.
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That's unlike, say, a metal, whose crystal structure follows physical laws with precision.
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FAST will increase the precision of time of arrival (ToA) measurements for pulsars.
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Biologics are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
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Those are first 3D-printed and then precision-cut into the required shape.
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Onstage, they're tight and energetic, crafting unpredictable setlists and performing with workmanlike precision.
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The blades should be razor sharp for ultimate precision, while still remaining lightweight.
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In February, Deere completed its acquisition of Monosem, which also makes precision planters.
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It's actually the Accustrike darts that are the secret to the improved precision.
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You can adjust between three different precision modes, including Clean, Sensitive, and Massage.
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With this pen, you're able to create 3D-printed art in high precision.
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This next wave is warmer, softer (almost faded), and done with artful precision.
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Asus ditched the Synaptics drivers and went full Windows Precision, which is great.
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They are more complex than traditional drugs and cannot be copied with precision.
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Each portrays a certain "aesthetic of precision," as Radcliffe likes to call it.
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I'm not looking for that speed – I'm looking more for precision and accuracy.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 6 percentage points.
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They are commonly found in precision-guided missiles, smart bombs and military jets.
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Precision PilotingZips juggle GPS signals from space and drone-to-drone radio transmissions.
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Over the past few election cycles, campaigns have developed a laser-like precision.
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The precision needed to pull this all off was both impressive and astounding.
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With this kind of precision, researchers can start asking fundamental questions about physics.
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Shares of Hon Hai Precision Industry, Foxconn's trading name, were down 0.3 percent.
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He didn't appear to worry much about precision or where his hands were.
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This one offers incredible control, precision, and it'll never slip out of place.
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Color is used with precision throughout Kang's practice — and in the video installation.
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It paid about $32 billion last month for industrial parts maker Precision Castparts.
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In precision, the model scored 71 percent and, on recall, scored 83 percent.
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The kits turn unguided bombs into precision weapons when paired with navigation systems.
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The S Pen's 23mm tip offers both precision and excellent on-screen mobility.
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Biosimilars are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
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Because the orbits are understood, future eclipses can be predicted with high precision.
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Thanks to social media, voters can now be targeted with ever more precision.
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Sometimes it's gloriously choreographed, with the wit and precision of a silent comedy.
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"So when you talk about influenza, almost nothing is absolutely precision," Fauci said.
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She systemically laid aside objections to his record with precision and case citations.
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During the Beethoven Ninth, the playing lacked precision and clarity now and then.
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He could have cited his precision use of the slider, changeup and curve.
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They may also perform precision tasks such as editing photographic negatives and prints.
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It's a feat they simply haven't been able to pull off with precision.
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Gary Gissler's pieces adorn sections of the room with their word-based precision.
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Few countries monitor methane emissions with the precision that they do carbon dioxide.
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Amazon can use customers' trading history to guide its marketing with greater precision.
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Evidence is lacking that the precision medicine approach will work consistently, they argue.
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JL Precision and these suppliers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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To create precision medicines, however, requires the analysis of enormous amounts of data.
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Taiwan's Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.TW).
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At times during the "Daniel Variations," the strings' rhythmic precision frayed a bit.
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In contrast, "nuclear-armed hypersonic gliders don't require the same precision," she said.
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Eleven years on, Rattle has found an ideal balance of precision and intensity.
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Real estate shares added 2.1 percent, while precision machinery shares gained 1.9 percent.
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Our latest tools include G.M. — allowing precision and wider choice of useful qualities.
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Pros: High-precision sensors, no batteries requiredCons: No overload indicator, a bit pricey
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Of Tokyo's 33 sub-indexes, 31 gained, led by pharmaceuticals and precision machinery.
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Real estate shares added 1.9 percent, while precision machinery shares gained 1.6 percent.
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Since 85033, the U.S. military has been using JPADS (Joint Precision Airdrop System).
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Both words are politically charged and should be used with precision and care.
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A mathematician by training, he valued accuracy, precision—a kind of hardness, even.
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In this specific case, Stryder7x is causing softlocks intentionally, and with utter precision.
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Precision: "Doing more with less" is a mantra farmers have followed for generations.
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It's still a wildly underrated album, clever and funny and rapped to precision.
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That juxtaposition of precision and exuberance, was both fun and successful, I thought.
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There's a strength, precision and grace that's common of any professional dance performance.
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I can't examine Italian with the same precision [a natively Italian writer can].
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I'm a control freak, and my husband has a military precision to him.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 3 percentage points.
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"I think there is this long-range precision-strike capability, certainly," Richardson acknowledged.
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Measuring tools Baking demands precision, so bakers need measuring tools they can trust.
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And that lawyer will ask the client about everything, with sometimes humiliating precision.
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Mr. O'Rourke's is an emotive approach, Mr. Cruz's one of cold-eyed precision.
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Murray's quick release, precision and legs fit perfectly in the quick-timing scheme.
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Her precision with a Molotov cocktail should land her in the Super Bowl.
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It piloted a Precision Run studio at an Equinox in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
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She slots the ball home with precision, sprints to the corner and poses.
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Today's hospitality vendors, precision farmers and electricians spend significant time on digital work.
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The company, Precision Dose, said it deserved the deduction, which had been denied.
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He delivered with power and precision, landing 73 punches, 35 to the body.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 2 percentage points.
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He captured the craft, precision, and unexpected beauty of the newspaper printing process.
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For him, hearing these distinctions translates to writing with that level of precision.
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THE PERFECTIONISTS How Precision Engineers Created the Modern World By Simon Winchester Illustrated.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 5 percentage points.
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I like all that he seems to represent: intellect, precision, hardiness, planetary repair.
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Over in Taiwan, Hon Hai Precision Industry (also known as Foxconn) dipped 0.56%.
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Mr. Wiley, with photo-realistic precision, casts actual people in fantastically heroic roles.
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It offers a feeling of precision that was unheard of at the time.
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It was that Osaka was beating Williams with power, speed, precision and poise.
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His one-handed backhand rivals Stan Wawrinka's for its technical perfection and precision.
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Precision and high-powered decision-making are important when Tsai travels for business.
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They currently use the precision and power of digital computing for the job.
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The world's leading maker of precision motors which supplies parts for Apple's APPL.
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With 5G's real-time speeds, the precision needed for robotic surgery is possible.
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But the second warning specified Moscow would use "precision strikes," according to Cmdr.
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"In breaking news, our goals are speed and accuracy and precision," he said.
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"Certainly Russian performance with precision cruise missiles is also of concern," he added.
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Maybe the path forward will come not from high energy, but rather precision.
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Then there were the furnishings, which Scarpa used sparingly but with great precision.
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Young's philosophical precision allows us to understand what's distinctive about contemporary identity politics.
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I just hope the upcoming versions for other platforms offer up more precision.
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He puts on "some pretty powerful reading glasses" to aid in his precision.
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A moment of visual precision, then a rippling out of thought-waves, breath.
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Mr. McCabe provided unvarnished information, he said, with cut-to-the-chase precision.
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The precision and awkwardness of this method gave me absolute confidence in it.
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In the lab, investigators can pick apart rocks with incredible care and precision.
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These were precision airstrikes and the number of Iranians killed was very low.
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The president "has some difficulty with precision," Biden told the news network Tuesday.
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"We were preparing the world for precision medicine in our field," Beim said.
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A precision mechanical soundtrack swells from behind the seats, where the engine sits.
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The Second Offset was the development and maturation of U.S. precision strike capabilities.
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Likewise, we must communicate — in writing or in speech — with clarity and precision.
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And what a moment for Rodgers, whose precision and skill prompted double-takes.
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It has about the same level of precision you&aposd expect from GPS.
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" Isaacson said the ongoing work could lead to "precision medicine at its finest.
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She also deploys her own authority as a Liberian-born American with precision.
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The Vienna Radio Symphony, under the direction of the composer, achieved furious precision.
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We&aposre using thin, precision brushes now to mimic the look of hairs.
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The closing poem, "Lark & Merlin," is a showcase for Pickard's extraordinary acoustical precision.
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The company's bricks may look simple, but they are made with incredible precision.
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Traditional reporting and information-rich visuals and graphics provided additional clarity and precision.
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But just what historic precision they convey was not evident to my eye.
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That included 392 combat sorties and 42 precision-guided munitions dropped, Slaughter said.
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This was a record of culture that was revolutionary in its observational precision.
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He came into the league shooting three-pointers with elite precision and cruelty.
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Whether it's more complex or not, each CityLiveSketch drawing shows talent and precision.
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The precision with which he places the two pictures together is truly spellbinding.
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And on top of the musical precision, the video component does not disappoint.
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Oh, and did I mention that most of this crew aren't precision gunslingers?
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We reached a level of precision that I haven't had on other films.
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Doncasters makes parts for aerospace, automotive and energy sectors and has a number of subsidiaries globally including Doncasters Precision Castings and Doncasters Storms Forge in the US, Doncasters Airmotive and Doncasters Blaenavon in the UK and Doncasters Precision Castings in Germany.
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Musk also noted that the precision for propulsive landing is now good enough that the company probably doesn't even need legs for the next version – it can land with enough precision the rocket will land back on its launch mounts.
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In Lebanon, where Israel and Hezbollah last fought a major war in 2006, Iran is helping the group build factories to manufacture precision-guided missiles or refit its longer-range missiles with precision guidance systems, Israeli and U.S. officials say.
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But most reasonably advantaged people will have their genomes sequenced as the necessary foundation of personalized care in the coming age of precision medicine even before those costs decline – a process being sped up by President Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative.
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Adapting precision medicine "In precision medicine, in order to apply the most effective treatment possible, doctors select treatments based on the patient's genetic profile," explained Dr. Christiane Reitz, assistant professor of neurology and epidemiology at the Columbia University Department of Neurology.
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Musical precision reveals the complexity of her melodies and the twists in her lyrics, but that doesn't seem to be the motivation; it's more that her lyrics are twisted and her melodies complex specifically to test her capacity for precision.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 2 percentage points.
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Completing basic productivity tasks would have been easy with just the Microsoft Precision touchpad.
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Did the pyramid's architectural precision and celestial alignment suggest more than a burial chamber?
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It can't be just drone strikes and precision raids by our special mission units.
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He is the owner of Kaplan Precision Machine Company, according to state corporation filings.
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This precision cooker uses water kept at a precise temperature to cook food evenly.
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But Sharp was bought by Taiwan's Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry.
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The Small Diameter Bomb, which can strike single or multiple targets, uses GPS precision.
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The Planck mission measured the cosmic microwave background (CMB) to the greatest precision yet.
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He does not waste words and his delivery is equal parts zen and precision.
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JV: I don't think you read my column with any precision on this one.
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Sarepta is a biopharma focused on precision genetic medicines to treat rare neuromuscular diseases.
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Save $20 on the Anova Precision Cooker Nano on sale at Amazon See Details
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He stalked his prey with lethal precision and struck from all over the floor.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 219 percentage points.
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"It's really excellent precision," said Suzanne Smrekar, the deputy principal investigator for the mission.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 3 percentage points.
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The precision of his features wane throughout the representations, from figurative to abstract expression.
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He reads an entire crowd with the same precision that he reads an individual.
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A new option for this SUV is the so-called Off-road Precision App.
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America cannot retreat into its continental garden behind a hailstorm of precision-guided munitions.
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Cooking requires a lot of skill and precision, and you need your full attention.
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In their homage to Rosie, Myles captures the state of loving with rare precision.
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My Precision Fit scan experience, which took about five minutes, was only a demo.
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Luxshare Precision is also the maker of Apple AirPods and USB-C cables. pic.twitter.
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Accepting the job, Mr Harrison confirmed that he will bring precision railroading to CSX.
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He was a little geek sticking his finger in everyone's eye with surgical precision.
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Joe Amador of the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department noted the accident's grim precision.
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Under the direction of James Baker, the Talea players played with sensitivity and precision.
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Insurance , oil and coal products and precision machinery were the top three performing subindexes.
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Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., is Apple's most important manufacturer.
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You work so tirelessly on your business, and with so much passion and precision.
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Regarding the touchpad, it can be flipped over and turned into a Precision Touchpad.
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"It's projection, precision and presence," Sheriff told CNBC at a New York City audition.
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There's also a larger Windows Precision Touchpad than before, complete with native gesture support.
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ISIS Abu Mohammad al-Adnani is gone, killed in a precision strike in Syria.
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Save $20.15 on the Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker Nano — $78.85 See Details
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This lack of precision does not mean that the Anthropocene is pure scientific speculation.
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Like the XPS 15 9570, the Precision 5530 offers Intel's eighth-generation Core chips.
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The regular Precision 5530 starts $1,449, and it will be available on May 22nd.
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It produces lithography systems, microscopes and other precision instruments, as well as optical glass.
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TW) fell 5 percent and rival Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) (2317.
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The stock market needs precision timing to handle transactions down to the fractional second.
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Precision bombing by Western aircraft spared much of eastern Mosul, which is recovering fast.
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Sharp was taken over by Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) (2317.
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Biometric-based algorithms always involve a trade-off between precision and ease of use.
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Metalenses work in a similar way, but they're not made of precision-ground glass.
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But not this weapon -- the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System is all about precision.
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The regime lacks precision weapons and relies largely on conventional explosives and crude bombs.
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And so their debates over power lack the precision of their debates over policy.
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The video shows just how much care and precision goes into conducting these tests.
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Precision Castparts helped boost pretax profit in Berkshire's industrial products sector by 34 percent.
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The precision-cutting company works with high-performance leaders in aviation and motor sports.
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Foxconn, formally Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, did not elaborate on its earnings.
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That was likely the case here, but ultimately the team chose expediency over precision.
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A unique set of circumstances is creating an opportunity to move to precision medicine.
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If you cast Precision Protocol again quickly before attacking, Camille gets an additional strike.
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Foxconn, which is also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, finished up 1.31 percent.
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Frustrated, he sought to apply to his work some of his family's scientific precision.
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She's friendly and thoughtful, measuring her answers to my questions with soft, careful precision.
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Thinner than MacBook Air Precision-cut aluminum HP's made a remarkably beautiful machine here.
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This allows for the precision timing needed to make a slot-based system work.
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Shares of Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, were up 2663 percent.
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Shares of Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, were down 1.66 percent.
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We laugh, but on the playback, the lyrics punch with new precision for it.
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Iran conducted a precision-guided ballistic missile test last October, violating a UN ban.
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Still, the level of precision the tool was able to provide was pretty impressive.
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In other moves, Najarian sold his model portfolio positions in BorgWarner and Precision Drilling.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 5 percentage points.
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That's where the Precision Concept comes into play, introduced at NAIAS in Detroit today.
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Iran conducted a precision-guided ballistic missile test last October, violating a U.N. ban.
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One defence he does not offer is that of infallibility, or even great precision.
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This is the crux of the challenge for the new era of precision medicine.
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This year the field nearest to his house has been cultivated with military precision.
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This sort of ambiguity reduces both the power and the precision of Fed policy.
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For payers like Cigna, predictive precision medicine is the holy grail for cutting costs.
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According to the city's police chief, they were "targeted and assassinated" with military precision.
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Precision prevents waste, which saves money, but it also is good for the environment.
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That worked pretty well because Grow Home wasn't demanding much precision from the player.
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Nvidia said that precision and safety were two important goals of the virtual cockpit.
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Tesla said it uses JL Precision to add an unspecified coating to some parts.
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The problem was that every aspect of Liverpool's play is drilled with intense precision.
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South Korea's LG Display gained 1.11%, while Largan Precision shares in Taipei rose 3.47%.
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We had prepared, with what felt like military precision, to triple-team the hearing.
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They are the hope and promise of true precision medicine, directly serving their communities.
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John Rafferty, head of the Long-Range Precision Fires Cross-Functional Team, said Tuesday.
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It's Japanese, so the blade is on one side, and it cuts with precision.
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Hon Hai Precision (HNHPD), better known as Foxconn, fell 2% on Thursday in Taipei.
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Shares in Hon Hai Precision (HNHPD), better known as Foxconn, fell 45.803% in Taipei.
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None of this made immediate sense, but it had a kind of hallucinatory precision.
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He said Ms. McIver brought a dancer's discipline, precision and rigor to her work.
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It was a spectacle of military precision and uncanny beauty, as well as pathos.
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Know that the 911's precision and gravitas are on a whole different level.
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Mr. Henley retained Global Precision Research, which does business as Ergo, the opinion said.
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He is an equity owner in Precision Health Economics, a consultant to pharmaceutical companies.
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The chain link, in Rupert's mind, is America's greatest precision-dance group, the Rockettes.
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Though famous for his driving, Johnson's success hinges on his precision on the greens.
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Foxconn, a major supplier for Apple, is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry.
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What if cool analysis and formalist precision had gained greater purchase at the time?
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One example is massive iPhone producer Foxconn, officially known as Hon Hai Precision Industry.
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Measuring with precision, from my perspective, the degree of human contribution is very challenging.
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Beijing's pre-occupation with diplomatic protocol and linguistic precision often appears obtuse to outsiders.
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Specialized cutting machines cut the shape of the body and neck with extreme precision.
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Precision medicine is evolving rapidly, and so must the testing needed to support it!
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For example, he has become a better passer, delivering the ball with greater precision.
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He played sevenths with quasi-surgical precision, carving memory after memory from the hippocampus.
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I tried to bone with military precision, but also make it sexy and fun.
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It was the result of some precision movement from Chelsea, started by Willian himself.
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As the night goes on, the precision of my look matters less and less.
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The aesthetic precision could be a facade for something symbolic, convoluted and often repulsive.
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His rice—the precision with which he picks that rice up and shapes it.
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It is impossible to gauge with precision how much effect these laws will have.
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A pioneer of conceptual art, she is a model of precision in many ways.
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Hospitals promote their precision-medicine programs by showcasing the stories of long-term survivors.
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" In short, Levitt said, "You have to operate using precision tools, not blunt ones.
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The time goes by quickly and you have to work with precision and purpose.
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They range widely, underlining the budget office's point that precision will be a challenge.
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It takes care, precision, and time, but most of all, dedication to your craft.
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It can strike ships with more precision and shoot planes out of the air.
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The coalition has repeatedly used American-supplied precision-guided bombs to strike Yemeni civilians.
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She scored her second with unhurried precision and began shouting and pumping her arms.
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It has great precision and focus, but still comes off a bit unhinged emotionally.
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Steve might have looked unkempt, but his energy, precision, clarity and certainty were impressive.
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Development of long-range precision fires technology is the Army's number one modernization priority.
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She landed her triple Lutz-triple toe loop combination jump here with metronomic precision.
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Anna Engine Plant (Ohio)Honda Precision Parts of Georgia (Georgia)Honda of Canada Mfg.
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The environments of war and wildfires share a terrifying mixture of randomness and precision.
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Their highly stylized acting was a marvel of physical precision, complemented by elaborate makeup.
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It takes a lot of training to get to that speed and precision safely.
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Most people know Costas for his precision with words, good humor and erudite insights.
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The heartbreaking thing about the images — one heartbreaking thing among many — is the precision.
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The horses gamboled with rhythmic precision in a way I've never seen animals move.
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This proposal has the support of two top manufacturers of high-precision GPS equipment.
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The fund would also set aside at least $1 billion for precision agriculture deployments.
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He argued that its logic and precision rendered it the judicial language par excellence.
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Yet there's also a majesty in the way scientists predict eclipses with such precision.
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When it comes to renewing the world onstage, more precision and focus is required.
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The extensive use of mathematics in economics exacerbates this false perception of scientific precision.
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Crispr, for all its DNA-snipping precision, has always been best at breaking things.
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Just thinking about the painstaking precision Hevesh5 took on this piece is awe-inspiring.
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The nights spent in front of a computer, shifting words around for maximum precision.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 5 percentage points.
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And the arsonist has shown he can hit you again and again, with precision.
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Contestants craft their online profiles with the focus and precision of a brain surgeon.
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We could (and will) wax poetic about how revolutionary this precision cooking device is.
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Take a deep breath and count to precision-NO matter how long it takes.
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Another included Western Digital and a third involved iPhone assembler Hon Hai Precision Industry.
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Tai, former vice chairman of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) (2317.
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It paid about $32 billion last month for industrial parts maker Precision Castparts Corp.
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" It also touts the precision weapon having "a better than 73 percent hit rate.
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Redirect your energy with guided precision on Thursday as ambitious Mars sextiles practical Saturn.
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Seeing a group perform complex moves with razor-like precision is mesmerizing to watch.
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The only difference is that today's winemakers can manage the process with more precision.
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Apple's iPhone suppliers include Taiwanese assemblers Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) (2317.
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My naps were efficient, a city dweller's naps; they unfurled with near-mechanical precision.
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Biologics are made from living cells and are therefore difficult to copy with precision.
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In all seriousness, though, NSynth Super lets you express yourself with far more precision.
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He goes sub-by-sub, counting jalapeño stems before removing them with surgical precision.
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Here, instead, you have a kind of living tribute to Dirand's obsession for precision.
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Dr. Stern highlighted the precision that was required for the rendezvous with Ultima Thule.
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We're merely days away from 2020 – the year of perfect vision, lucidity, and precision.
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He keeps tossing new challenges her way, and she keeps landing them with precision.
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The poll had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 3 percentage points.
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Some parts suppliers will be unwilling or unable to achieve this level of precision.
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Lewis's melodic grace and lyrical precision mesmerize, but she's suffered through these dramas before.
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His production is menacing and to-the-point, deploying distorted drums with military precision.
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Precision farming is an important part of Deere's growth strategy and it agreed to buy Precision Planting LLC from Monsanto in November 2015, but gave up on the deal in May after the U.S. Department of Justice filed an anti-trust lawsuit.
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This month at the LA Auto Show, Honda's luxury arm unveiled the Precision Cockpit, which it intends to pair with the Precision Concept vehicle it unveiled earlier this year—that look and tech could start appearing in production Acuras within a few years.
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While Hinz notes that the Quds 1 hasn't been seen within Iran, other weapons seen in Yemen are composed of parts suspiciously similar to ones from Iran, pointing out specifically the Badr-1P precision-guided missile and the Badr-F precision-guided missile.
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All of these techniques help make up precision farming or precision agriculture, the process of using satellite imagery and other technology (such as sensors) to observe and record data with the goal of improving production output while minimizing cost and preserving resources.
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Olivia GaliotoClinical Audiologist at Precision HearingYour auricle (pinna) is part of the outer ear system.
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All that precision means, for one, removing less bone to get to the inner ear.
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" Lastly, head judge Goodman told Ren, "It was a great mix of precision and passion.
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"This led to a $50 million collaboration on precision oncology for prostate cancer," he said.
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From there you place the buds with some precision and then slide the case closed.
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The teams uses drones to measure length and width of the whales at millimeter precision.
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And though the hulking machine can carry 40,000 pounds, it navigates fields with balletic precision.
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From a rarity 19583 years ago, precision-guided bombs have become, for America, the norm.
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It's all about power and precision – I told you what I was going to do.
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This level of precision in real time is unprecedented, but the team isn't done yet.
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Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker Immersion Circulator (Bluetooth) for $84.15 at Amazon (list price $149).
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Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker Immersion Circulator (Bluetooth) for $19.9913 at Amazon (list price $19.9903).
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This interrogation measures, with great precision, the energy levels of the electrons within a molecule.
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And it shows, with uncomfortable precision, what happens when people don't fit into that system.
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While Taborn moved around his instruments with precision, Norment was surrendering control to embrace chance.
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Raytheon said this week that it tested a precision artillery round for the Marine Corps.
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Several other of the companies named specialize in precision optics, electronics, machine tools or aviation.
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Greater camera resolution, for example, will enable drones to work with greater precision and safety.
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He transgresses all sorts of formal boundaries, binding together cheap materials with craft and precision.
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YN: We eventually needed more precision and know-how, and we get that in Italy.
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The agreement between Hagie and Deere allows Deere to add precision technology to Hagie sprayers.
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"Behind our farms is a robust hardware and software platform for precision farming," explained Michaeli.
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Let's review, with level-headed precision, the acting acrobatics Lohan performs in The Parent Trap.
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In a battle training simulation with Lorca, he takes out 36 foes with tactical precision.
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Part of the rich valuation comes from demand for precision guided munitions in several conflicts.
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"The new data is a huge advance in precision over previous similar work," says Carlson.
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A month later, Rebic was rifling the opener for Croatia against Argentina with stunning precision.
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The Windows Precision touchpad is large, smooth to the touch, and accurate at every corner.
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Aided by cinematographer Robert Richardson, his compositions are painterly and lit with a showy precision.
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And it supports Microsoft's Precision Trackpad, which the other newer ThinkPads now have as well.
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It allows for a degree of precision and creative flexibility that simply wasn't possible before.
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The researchers hope to harness these anti-CRISPR proteins to improve the precision of CRISPR.
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No word on when we can get a screensaver of snowflakes melting with high precision.
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Buffett has said he would spend $23 billion on Precision Castparts and finance the rest.
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This method of planting is hardly used anymore, given advances in agriculture and precision tools.
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The buttons click with precision and all of the ports and openings are finely milled.
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I can make them work, but it requires more labor and precision than it should.
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These will be prepackaged foods specific to the store, which may benefit from additional precision.
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Precision Planting also sells its technology to retrofit older planters and to other planter manufacturers.
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The department estimated Deere and Precision Planting had at least 86 percent of the market.
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The ships were armed with long-range, precision, land-attack cruise missiles, the official said.
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But with Nerf's new Accustrike line, precision, patience, and aiming are finally the better approach.
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A technique called "precision irrigation" may curb both water consumption and the leaching of nitrogen.
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He travels there regularly to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade.
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In 2018, streaming companies know with precision how many people are listening to what song.
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The US Army is already working on a Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) due in 2023.
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His second go-around was Precision Polling, which SurveyMonkey then acquired shortly after it launched.
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The measures would block the sale of Raytheon Co precision-guided munitions and related equipment.
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These pulsar systems let astronomers probe gravity on a new scale and with new precision.
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Right around that same time, machine tools became a lot less expensive, precision machine tools.
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"This type of precision enables us to prevent crime and overdoses, saving lives," O'Neill said.
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InSight will also deploy a precision seismometer called the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS).
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Olympus Corp slid 4.6 percent after the precision instruments company announced a weak profit outlook.
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Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker Immersion Circulator (Bluetooth) for $99 at Amazon (list price $149).
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As his name connotes, he's capable of chopping vinyl-sourced samples with razor-sharp precision.
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Within seconds I was was editing clips together with the precision of the S Pen.
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These so-called precision, or personalized, drugs are based on data such as genetic code.
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The Broncos matched up remarkably well against the precision-based passing attack of the Patriots.
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Many simply don't have the kind of brains wired for precision marching and crisp solutes.
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South Korea's military said the test aimed to demonstrate the North's precision in targeting missiles.
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The companies he has supported inspired and sustained President Obama's Precision Medicine and Alzheimer's initiatives.
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Today, scientists use advanced techniques (like transferring genes or CRISPR) that allow even more precision.
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Cancer encompasses more than 200 diseases that are best cured by innovative precision medicine strategies.
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"Keep what makes you so fantastic — your discipline, your precision, your incredible athleticism," Inaba said.
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Precision measures which of the depressed subjects identified by the model were diagnosed as depressed.
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Precision stock jumped 20 percent on the news and the transaction was finalized in January.
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Foxconn, formally Hon Hai Precision Industry, rose to global prominence as assembler of Apple's iPhone.
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"Behind our farms is a robust hardware and software platform for precision farming," explains Michaeli.
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Precision timing The lunar shadow first crosses the West Coast at 123:05 a.m. PDT.
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Fort Wayne, Indiana (CNN)The Air Force Thunderbirds are an elite crew of precision flyers.
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In filmmaker Barry Jenkins's exquisite drama, three such moments are examined with care and precision.
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MHA MacIntyre Hudson said it was stepping down as auditor of Liberty Precision Tubes Ltd.
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Now it's time for another hacker-led breakthrough, and this time it's all about precision.
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In addition to high quality, advanced, precision products, Germany benefits from a relative currency advantage.
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All season, they dispatched opponents in a hail of precision passing and 3-point shooting.
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How brain-healthy a fat is tends to vary by individual, depending on precision nutrition.
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" Motz said the new provisions of the law targeted "African-Americans with almost surgical precision.
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Around 60 percent of the weapons used in the Afghan war were precision-guided munitions.
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Kremer is a MacArthur "genius grant" recipient and the cofounder of Precision Agriculture for Development.
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Deere announced its planned acquisition of Precision Planting in November 2015, for about $190 million.
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Precision Planting's parent is The Climate Corporation, which is a unit of Monsanto Co MON.
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" The barbershop remained a kind of Switzerland, "a land of optimism, precision and political neutrality.
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Dancers wearing short shorts — known locally as batty-riders — ground their hips with mechanical precision.
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He is a consultant to Precision Health Economics and owns equity in its parent company.
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A serious man touch-focused his iPhone camera, with delicate precision, on the David's foreskin.
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The young Kuchipudi artist Avijit Das presented 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu with similar precision.
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With precision and a hint of showmanship, Arnold skinned and gutted the 90-pound animal.
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