Sentences with phrase «precise figure in»

Brilliantly reimagines the glam - rock 70's as a brave new world of electrifying theatricality and sexual possibility, to the point where identifying precise figures in this neo-psychedelic landscape is almost beside the point.

Joe Biel renders precise figures in graphite on paper, documenting» performers» in banal or bizarre situations.

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Previous TEV studies have arrived at strikingly precise figures: one, for example, found a mangrove in Sri Lanka provided services worth US$ 1,088 per hectare per year.

Every vein and artery on this skinless scaffold — a human figure about six feet tall — could be seen in its precise pathways through the body.

I scored five hundred + in total passive dividend Income: $ 568.92 to be precise, this is my second time crossing $ 500.00 milestone figure this year.

Although precise figures are elusive and probably higher than reports indicate, organizations — for example, Open Doors, the Catholic Bishops» Conference of India, the All India Catholic Union, the Evangelical Fellowship of India, and the recently founded United Christian Forum for Human Rights — that monitor persecution in India testify to the general trend.

The arrival of Islamic State provided only the «tipping point» in a wider trend of believers leaving the countries, according to the document, which also warned that providing precise figures was difficult.

The student of mathematics is taught to be precise in his use of terms and rigorous in his arguments, avoiding the vagueness and ambiguity that play so large a part in ordinary speech, and shunning the intuitive leaps and tacit assumptions that figure so prominently in everyday reasoning.

The precise origin of the figure of wisdom in Hebrew usage is obscure and disputable....

A disciple of Dr. Bultmann's would no doubt feel that I am travestying his view by substituting my vague figure of the two - sided medal in place of his much more precise existential position.

Instead I had to figure out a precise «cup» measurement for each of the three flours in the mix.

143 units returned their finances without disclosing precise membership figures (or in some cases any membership figures at all).

Speaking this morning, however, Mr Reid insisted that while the government did not have precise figures for the number of illegal immigrants in Britain, nor did the previous Conservative government.

«It's impossible to give a precise figure for how many embryos survive in the first week but in normal healthy women, it probably lies somewhere between 60 - 90 %.

As with his energy - waste figure, Lomborg has a reference for this improbably precise number, in the form of a 1996 «Resources for the Future» report that reviews and summarizes a number of studies of the social (including environmental) costs of electricity generation.6 Consulting the reference is instructive.

In order to investigate the neural basis of this temporally precise behavior, we recorded individual neurons from a parietal area that has previously been implicated in timing, the lateral intraparietal area (LIP; Figure 3A, BIn order to investigate the neural basis of this temporally precise behavior, we recorded individual neurons from a parietal area that has previously been implicated in timing, the lateral intraparietal area (LIP; Figure 3A, Bin timing, the lateral intraparietal area (LIP; Figure 3A, B).

«This paper seeks to calculate precise figures for these assumptions, using data on traveller numbers and the export of other mosquito - borne viruses from other major sporting events in Brazil — principally the export of dengue fever virus from the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Looking ahead to when all of our genomes have been analyzed and tools exist for precise editing of HARs in human cells, it seems possible to figure out what happened when each of these evolutionarily conserved sequences suddenly mutated in humans.

Fink and his colleagues around the world are also using the new ALD cell line to figure out the precise steps that cause the symptoms seen in the disease.

The glass has «zero expansion» properties, meaning it retains its precise figure irrespective of changes in temperature.

To do that, biomedical engineers first would have to figure out how and when to deliver light to those cells in a precise way.

I haven't figured out yet if I need to be super precise and only eat 1,100 calories exactly and not factor in exercise, but this amount of food felt «right» to leave me satisfied yet not overstuffed.

In the absence of precise figures, I'd say the relationship is strongly committed to women seeking intimate relationships.

It's one week after North America, on January 29th to be more precise, that the second wave of Animal Crossing amiibo figures will be launched in Europe!

And he proves to have a precise but bold eye for composition, emphasizing humans and robots as lovely but troubling figures in a cold, sharp mural of technology.

This analytic approach generates more precise estimates, the results from which are presented in Figure 2.

Note that slight discrepancies between Figure 1 and the estimated 12 - and 20 - year default rates among borrowers shown in table 1 are due to the fact that the precise timing of defaults is unknown for a small fraction of defaulters, who are included in Table 1 but excluded from Figure 1.

In his study, Hanushek calculated the economic value related to effective teaching by drawing on a research literature that provides precise estimates of the impact of students» achievement levels on their lifetime earnings, and by combining these figures with estimated impacts of more - effective teachers on student achievement.

A successful disruptive innovation will figure out a precise «job to be done» among parents in the pre-K space and then target the swaths of parents or caregivers currently not accessing early childhood services at a price point and with a degree of convenience that is attractive to their circumstances.

If the scores are highly precise, the measurement errors will be small (and therefore will have little variation); hence the denominator of (1) will diminish (as in Figure 2), and reliability will increase.

First, if a teacher's value - added measurement were more precise, the confidence intervals would be shorter, so there would be less overlap in comparing teachers at one part of the distribution with teachers at other parts, as displayed in Figure 2.

The precise figures are illustrated in a pie chart released by Google.

Unfortunately, in a document that was marked several times as confidential and with several references made by Cecil to the confidential nature of the information, the precise sales figures were leaked to the public via Parliament's own website where Cecil's full document was posted.

Authors can no longer tolerate being at the mercy of the publisher to accurately and honestly report the actual numbers behind these revenue streams as opposed to just some bottom - line figure computed in secret; it's essential to know how many people are accessing a work and the income attributable to it in clear and precise terms.

Precise figures for self - publishing sales have always been hard to come by and, while online retailer charts often have self - published titles in the top 10, the sheer scale of the market share was unexpected.

According to IDC, Amazon — which does not release precise tablet sales figures — was in fifth place with a 2.3 percent share, but sales of its Kindle Fire tablets slid 70 percent from a year earlier in the past quarter to 1.7 million units.

My answer is that I don't know precise annual expenses, but I know ballpark figures, and there's a good chance those numbers might change in 5 - 10 years.

If you want to be more precise, you could figure that we double twice in about 28 years, then have 2 years left, with every year giving 5 %, so we slap 2 * 5 % or 10 % on top of the $ 4, to get $ 4.40.

I achieved four digit plus figure in total passive dividend Income: $ 1247.30 to be precise.

Facts, figures, history, extent and division of territories, flora and fauna; how they look, how deadly or how tame they are, and how many of them exist, will stir exciting memories for those who have been Down Under and paint a precise picture in the mind for those who haven't.»

When seen from the air, the lines form precise geometric shapes that number in the hundreds, as well as 70 figures, which include a monkey, whale, hummingbird, shark, spiders, and plants.

The combat is a great blend of reverent, fast - paced, and precise, and while solo players may be disappointed in how unsatisfying the single - player is, those who've spent years building their own stories with action figures will find a lot to love.

There's something really fun in trying my hand at figuring out the best way to shoot down masses of enemies using limited resources and precise placement of towers.

We don't yet have precise figure but VGCChartz estimates that Microsoft sold 303,000 units in October compared to Sony's 275,000.

Each work's title includes a precise place and date — to give «each figure in the photograph,» as Robert Lowell wrote, «his living name.»

In others, Kuksi achieves a precise structural equilibrium in which his minute armies become a single enormous figure — as if the proverbial Trojan Horse is operated by its most aberrant inhabitantIn others, Kuksi achieves a precise structural equilibrium in which his minute armies become a single enormous figure — as if the proverbial Trojan Horse is operated by its most aberrant inhabitantin which his minute armies become a single enormous figure — as if the proverbial Trojan Horse is operated by its most aberrant inhabitants.

Ms. Gross's work, built from the fundamentals of spare, precise movement and gesture and staged with a painter's eye for figures in space, was emblematic.

Paired with The Knot (2012), a sculpture of a rope tied into a figure - eight and made out of frosted glass, Khan's work for dOCUMENTA (13) is tough - minded, precise and uncompromising in its commitment to form.

A precise and poignant reconfiguration of the cultural databank of the Transatlantic Slave Trade is found in the Willow Series (2012) that also have the same figures found in Held, but on a much smaller scale.

Often presented with precise accuracy — as seen in the drawing by Eric Yahnker and collage by David X. Levine — contemporary, historical, and religious figures can find new meaning within the context of a portrait.