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It might be more accurate to say that money is leaving Spanish banks at more of a jog than anything close to a sprint.

Accurate to at least display pixel resolution, as can be seen when drawing (or writing characters) with a stylus.

So I believe that it's not accurate to say that the meeting has not made important progress.

To possess my a sweetheart, also to go up to the sky to deal with my accurate to bestow.

It's almost accurate to say that we become our dominant thoughts, but I think that's taking it a bit too far.

But it is more accurate to say that it participates in the pastor's apostolate. They assist him in the work of pastoral planning.

You could refer to this as "fake it til you make it, " but I think it's more accurate to say, "As within, so without. "

It might be more accurate to say that this team is the better one.

We used to feel unfortunate result in complaints, in fact more accurate to say that complaining would have become unfortunate.

Future clocks that use the new improvements would be accurate to a second every 32 billion years -- more than twice the age of the universe.

Accurate to judge the fundamentals of the market to determine the accuracy of analysts, the market is likely to be blocked by the Fund.

It's probably more accurate to say, "n this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death, taxes, and crashes. "

If I could restate my poInt, I thInk It would be more accurate to say Nature Is permanent.

The company set up the team, a full-time staff delivery of goods in the shortest possible time accurate to your side.

But it would be more accurate to call Thomas a skeptic, not a doubter.

eg: A self-sufficient guy? Well, it would be more accurate to say that I'm a self-powered guy.

In this sense, it would be more accurate to say that China exports inflation rather than deflation.

If I could restate my point, I think it would be more accurate to say . . .

Hereby , I declare that all of the information on this form is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and ability.

but it would be more accurate to say that he has won the first Nobel that the Communist Party can celebrate.

It might be more accurate to call them technical simulation.

It might be more accurate to call it "visual manipulation" because of the importance of what users see during the process.

Studies, true and accurate to help investors identify the market and false information will not be making arrangements for the Taijiao.

Perhaps it's more accurate to say that novel and prize deserve one another.

People talk about the online "community, " but it's more accurate to see the response as a guerrilla war.

However it would not be accurate to limit fundamental risk to naturally occurring perils.

If the ground stations tracking the satellites are not accurate to the millimeter, then the satellites cannot be accurate either.

If the ground stations tracking the satellites are not accurate to the millimetre, then the satellites cannot be accurate either.

accurate to say, Ankang and the United States on body posture, from simple beginnings legs massage.

It would probably be accurate to say that by becoming continuous war has ceased to exist.

Note: all the judges grade can be accurate to a decimal points after a, scoring into staff unified arrangement.

Conclusion It was safe, reliable and accurate to diagnose umbilical cord around the neck by CDFI.

Interestingly, astronomy and astrology share the same origins; in fact it's accurate to say that astrology came first.

Only exact numeric data is guaranteed accurate to the least significant digit specified after an arithmetic operation.

That represents a specified number of minutes, where the specification is accurate to the nearest millisecond .

It is accurate to say that the temple art plays the major role in the traditional folk culture of Taiwan.

Very rarely can I tell someone months in advance how long a software development project will take, if I have to be accurate to the day.

It is perhaps more accurate to say that the family is virtually a prison, which people enter not by choice but by necessity.

It's probably not entirely accurate to call them nursing homes.

Trading Trends accurate to seconds, any sale would not escape our trading surveillance.

Moreover, the standardization of the amount of cooking required to add spices accurate to grams, cooking time, accurate to seconds.

In your terminology, it is probably more accurate to call us Galactic Trouble Shooters.

"It is no longer accurate to argue that these disorders can never be prevented, " Warner said.

Track races are measured by time, accurate to one hundredth of a second.

What do you think? Does birth rape as a concept exist? Is it accurate to call it that?

I thought that the students shown in the film were pretty accurate to the overall vibe of the institution.

GPS can be accurate to within a few feet for civilian uses.

The measurements, accurate to 0. 01 A, showed the change in distance to be the same whether the binding rate was slow or fast.

In today's China, it is most accurate to say there is a profound appearance of planning.

s more accurate to call it an ecological park.

It would be more accurate to say that 314, 000 people will be affected, since they are currently paid less.

Adopt the fuzzy principle of controlling, The accommodation used is big and is accurate to control.

Although each car is fitted with a GPS tracker, these are often only accurate to 15 metres, which would be useless for gaming.

This timestamp is only accurate to within 1 second of the actual creation time.

But it is more accurate to call it textbook economics.

This device is accurate to fix volume and level, quickly and easily to operate and suitable to analyze large quantities of samples.

Digital front-end systems is your part of the workflow, and, in General, in the workflow is only accurate, to the maximum efficiency.

In some ways, it may be more accurate to say China is 'reasserting' its global role.

It is more accurate to say that the moon has a near side and a far side.

I think it might be more accurate to say he smokes quite heavily.

Usually the GPS is accurate to within half of a city block, or even better.

Sato: To avoid that problem, we use alignment techniques accurate to the nanometer level.

This product can be adjusted the speed , and it is accurate to fix the position and is steady to swing .

In short, it's simpler and more accurate to use divs with actual text, and then drop in a background image for the div.

Rather, it is more accurate to say that in the past half century, fear has been stripped from investors' decisions.

The BSE combine with fractal content-grads methods can more accurate to enclose the geochemical focus.

The program is designed to be as accurate to real life as possible.

Not calm and peaceful and it seems more accurate to express my feeling to be expressed.

Have: Unless chromatography the accurate, to edition being the easy, on advantage not even not black.

State-of-the-art GPS receivers are accurate to within 15 meters on average.

Own weather information, including more than 2400 cities, weather, accurate to the county level!

It is perhaps more accurate to consider the family as a blanket of security , rather than a cloak of bondage .

Repeat engraving jobs carried out in this way are accurate to the last cell as a result.

The objective and accurate, to do, and have accessible readability.

What is the largest value of for which he should buy the computers immediately? Give an answer as a decimal accurate to 0. 1 months.

Simulation system of the computer to design meticulously, it is accurate to match.

Secondly, based on activities, cost calculation will be accurate, to improve the usefulness of cost information.

The research indicates that using the nonlinear function is more accurate to describe the load transmission process.

Mr. Ran said Beidou was accurate to within 25 meters and would reduce that to 10 meters by the end of next year.

A method o ftiming accurate to millionths of a second is necessary.

To estimate roll forward time for parallel redo, it is more accurate to access a running test system than a test database.

Feeding that is, the paper was mainly the corrugated skin pass, accurate to business card printing and membership card production system.

It's not accurate to describe me as a French chef.

cycles through the calculation until the result is accurate to within 0 . 00001 percent.

IRR cycles through the calculation until the result is accurate to within 0. 00001 percent.

It be more accurate to say you are both equally to blame.

Tonally, it seemed neutral and accurate to me.

In scientific disciplines, if you record a measurement of 35. 421 meters, this implies that your measurements are accurate to . 001 meters.

The results apear to be accurate to within plus or minus 9 years.

GPS is accurate to within about 15 feet (five metres); fine for navigating a car but too imprecise for pedestrians.

I recommend that before starting a diet, buy a scale that is accurate to . 2 (two-hundredths of a pound).

Of the 63 women in the study who have hit menopause, the researchers' prediction of the event was accurate to within four months.

Galileo will be accurate to three feet.

It is more accurate to obtain and use a venous total [HCO3-]measured on a chemistry panel drawn at the same time as the ABG .

Thus I think it is more accurate to translate xiao as "being good to parents" than as "filial piety" .

Official civilian time is kept by the cesium NIST-F1 fountain clock, accurate to within one second every 100 million years.

In China, you can always set your watch accurate to the seconds.

Protoypes are accurate to within 10 microseconds per day, or roughly 1 second per 274 years.

As a rule, the track events are those whose results are usually measured by time, accurate to one hundredth of a second;

It could be accurate to say that his marriage was now but an accessory;

we detonate them in a sequence accurate to the millisecond

English is not good I will not be accurate to say

It's more accurate to calculate ex - 1 with a different algorithm and then add 1 to the final result. The Math. expm1()

It is perhaps more accurate to consider