Radar altimeters flown on missions previous to Cryosat have not had the resolution to do this as precisely as researchers would like, and have not flown far enough to the north to get a full view of the Arctic basin.
If they don't quote the specific statement that's alleged to perjurious, courts will dismiss the inditement, concluding that the charge of perjury is to vague and the defendant is not able to determine what precisely he's being charged with.
Drivers are not used to thinking precisely about how far they will drive before returning home.
Aides to the mayor did not promptly return requests to clarify precisely what action the mayor believed the state should take.
He imagined that Ithkuil might be able to do what Lakoff and Johnson said natural languages could not: force its speakers to precisely identify what they mean to say.
They could also provide an atmospheric electrical potential difference, which otherwise might not exist, to achieve precisely aimed and timed lightning strikes.
Alternatively, as in the case of forensic evidence when the user does not know precisely what to expect, different combinations of frequencies can be examined to see if anything interesting emerges.
The euro forum, informal or not, is needed precisely to discuss, and possibly decide, these matters.
Soldiers of the war on drugs say this is precisely the time not to back off.
It may not be possible to define software patents precisely, it may be easy for patent applicants to game any software-specific rules, and we have to find a way to remain in compliance with our treaty obligations.
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Looking out a few years, it's hard to imagine the unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus being removed at precisely the proper moment so as not to ignite inflation.
Intelligence analysts are seconded to agencies like the State Department - and not just John Bolton's office - precisely in order to facilitate the timely sharing of relevant data with policy-makers.
Cameron did not specify what precisely he would seek to renegotiate.
The point of competition is to get consumers the best possible products and services, not to guarantee that every product has a precisely equal chance of succeeding.
We are not taking the threat seriously if we do not answer basic questions about it and if we do not take the time to speak clearly and precisely when articulating it.
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But it is not possible for any of us to predict that precisely.
What nobody can predict, though, is how a change in the law would affect those who avoid marriage precisely because they do not want to become financially intertwined.
There would be dummy launches, fake warheads, decoys, everything you can imagine that would make it difficult if not impossible for any missile defense system to determine precisely what was happening.
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Without doubt, the World Club Tournament must help bridge this difficulty, but we only have to look to football to see that club success does not map precisely onto national glory.
The details do not matter, except to say that this is precisely the sort of experiment that might be carried out in space, in order to eliminate the distorting effects of gravity.
They do not want this agency that is designed precisely to protect consumers to exist as it now stands, and they've said they would reject or oppose any nominee, which is something I think that needs to be explained to the American people because this agency is there to protect them.
There are enough grey areas in the historical record - not to mention events hidden behind official secrecy rules - to keep historians arguing for centuries about how precisely the Cold War was won.
Therefore efforts designed to improve share of wallet that do not address precisely why your customers also use your competitors are doomed.
Advertisers obligingly went along, buying on faith and lacking a way to precisely quantify how many viewers were not watching the ads.
But on the other hand, Mr. Bush has openly criticized his predecessor, Bill Clinton, for precisely such involvement and may not want to leave himself vulnerable to the same criticism if the negotiations falter.
The airline argued that Unite had not polled its members correctly: some votes were recorded from people no longer employed by BA, and the call for industrial action did not specify the intention to strike for 12 consecutive days precisely at Christmas.
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The idea that significant arbitrage opportunities are unlikely to exist (and certainly do not persist) is precisely the mechanism behind the Black-Scholes option-pricing model that Mr. Derman admires as a financial model behaving pretty well.
Ok, then what about the code that enables video call support in OS 3.2 or that protected engineering prototype we saw just one day before launch showing a cutout at precisely the same spot so as to not obscure whatever was underneath?
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It's the result of discipline and hard work in training, just as the laid-back build-up to the final is a direct function of the team ethic: Guardiola trusts his players precisely because they're not the kind to party to excess or do anything else embarrassing.
We have not always agreed on the -- precisely the right approach to absolutely everything, but our goal has always been the same, and that is to leave this country better off than when we came into it, just like our ancestors have done generation after generation for us.
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