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For an arrhythmia to occur, there has to be what Dr. Baggish called “a perfect storm” — the chest must be struck in a precise place at a precise moment while the heart is relaxing after squeezing out blood, and with the right amount of force.

For precise outcomes, it is essential to be precise while speaking orders.

The partner couldn’t see precise locations, as in, it didn’t get more precise than a postal code or city – an area equivalent to 5km squared, Twitter said.

Hubble, Gaia produce most precise measure of universe's expansion rateJuly 12 (UPI) -- By combining the observations of Gaia and Hubble, scientists have achieved the most precise measurement of the Hubble constant, the universe's expansion rate.

Because an algorithm is a precise list of precise steps, the order of computation is always crucial to the functioning of the algorithm.

For atomic and subatomic particles, difficult questions arise, such as do they possess a precise position, or a precise momentum?

In this view, every word of every prayer, and indeed, even every letter of every word, has a precise meaning and a precise effect.

It is claimed to be precise, but precise for what purpose? citation In the 1960s, Feynman began thinking of writing an autobiography, and began granting interviews to historians.

The fundamental goal of dialectic, in this instance, was to establish a precise definition of the subject (in this case, rhetoric) and with the use of argumentation and questioning, make the subject even more precise.

The reservoir has a precise temperature, and precise chemical potentials for various types of particle.

This naming convention is more descriptive than precise; fibre artists disagree about where on the continuum each lies, and the precise relationships between the sizes.

Additionally, the app has access to a range of data for analytics including your purchase history, precise location, photos and videos, audio data, search history.

AI will dominate when it proves to be faster, more precise, and more efficient.

All of these are the precise arguments many of us cited when Donald Trump was impeached in December 2019 (as his reelection campaign began, and immediately after being cleared of the 22-month, $40 million special counsel Russian-collusion hoax).

A lot of friends had portable white noise machines that they took out and about with them, so in the end I caved and bought one – this Dreamegg (£39.99)to be precise – and it’s one of the best purchases I made as a new parent.

Although drummer Travis Barker hurt a finger earlier this year, forcing the postponement of the band’s tour, “there was no sign of injury here — his playing felt crisp and precise, and the band felt tight and rehearsed,” the review adds.

Although it wasn’t made clear the precise problem, it seems the USAF flying was less demanding than that of some other air forces.

Although the company's precise figure for the total job cuts remains undisclosed, this action aligns with Sawan's dedication to enhancing Shell's performance and narrowing the valuation disparity with U.S. counterparts like ExxonMobil and Chevron.

American analysts were unable to provide a more precise casualty estimate.

Among his many victories, one of his most precise occurred during the Battle of Christophsis.