my countenance like a
precisian, and begin to speak thus:--
The coldest
precisian cannot go abroad without encountering inexplicable influences.
On the debit side, historians tell us that he was a humorless
precisian, an admirer of Prussian militarism, and a withering critic of civilian control of the military.
drawing attention to what an audience hardly could have not noted: that he is a
precisian, whose "own profession would report him pure.
He's no
precisian, that I am certain of, Nor rigid Roman Catholic.
Measurement of swelling: Knee diameter was measured using calibrated digital caliper (world
precisian Instruments, Stevenage, UK) in mm (millimeter) as described by Janet et al.
Besides being equally committed to Erastianism and sola scriptura, Jewel was divided by his work as a scholar and his duties as a bishop, and by his public persona as a staunch defender of the Elizabethan settlement and his private,
precisian leanings, which often left him frustrated with the pace and direction of English reform.
The Puritan (Latinate/pompous) diction of this phrasing of Angelo's suggests his self-importance, and thus the possibility that he may have played the
precisian unfairly, too strictly, with the woman who selflessly loves him despite his failure to comfort her when she lost her brother along with her dowry in a sea-wreck.
He also defends himself against "a rigid
Precisian, objecting, that flowers from Romish Authors extracted, became lesse wholesome and divinely redolent" (226).
The data in Table 2 indicate that the analytical intraday and interday
precisian (RSD%) were all <2%.
A quite willful
precisian indeed when I was an importuning boy, I wanted to know just how long my mother's "just a moment" meant.
With a two-man operation, water crews can excavate around a damaged buffalo box with great
precisian.
