• Obviously not all church-connected colleges insist on exact subscription to their own particular beliefs.

• The exact causality can only be speculated at this point but the correlations are robust.

• To get an exact measure of these distances, have students use the blue nylon straps included in the trunk.

• Guess religion ends up doing the exact opposite of its avowed mission.

• What makes a wine develop the exact flavors it does over time remains largely a mystery.

• Computational rephotography is a fancy name for photos taken from the exact same viewpoint as an old photograph.

• It seems that words for exact numbers do not exist in all languages.

• Researchers looking for a disease-causing gene don't usually find the exact location of the gene right away.

• Fossil fuels exact the biggest toll in terms of lives lost.

• Naturally, knowing the exact genus or species of dinosaur that created the tracks is impossible.

• If you are making a word or phrase stencil, use your computer to print out the word at the exact size you desire.

• The device adds a geeky element to the mundane task of stoking liquids by letting you dial in the exact temperature you want.

• The exact location of every building on the planet can be known.

• Brown hadn't written down the exact location-it was still a mystery.

• Scholars have long debated the exact origins of our species.

• The second observation point rests in almost the exact same position due east of the towers.

• The closer you can get the board cover to the exact size of your door, the better.

• It's a free iPhone app that lets you share your exact location with a friend.

• Firstly, anyone who knows anything about maps knows that they are only representations and are never true or exact.

• The specialists determined that the fossil was in fact a mammal bone, from an early echidna, to be exact.

• The exact cause for these declines, however, has managed to evade researchers until now.

• Diamonds are made of mostly carbon, and their exact color is determined by traces of other elements mixed in.

• Until this year, the exact cause of death was unresolved.

• No one knows the exact reason for the rise in the jellyfish population, but there are suspicions.

• The trio may have been sacrifices, but for now the team is unsure of their exact roles.

• And an antibody probe for, say, anthrax needs to make a match with the exact strain of the specific bacterium it is targeting.

• Milarepa is leading a privileged life a world full of greed and betrayal upends his good fortune, compelling him to exact revenge.

• Staying up all night clearly taxes the body, but scientists have only now added up the exact bill.

• Rather, investors should hold all the stocks on the market, in exact proportion to their weight in the market.

• The family's exact location and last name have not been disclosed.

• In a strange twist of fate, the exact same brain circuits that allow us to enjoy life also fuel bad habits.

• Froese looked on as the children mixed cement in exact proportions in a wheelbarrow-a hands-on math lesson.

• Then hit print, and the exact same image you see on screen is deposited onto a sheet of paper.

• No wonder, since predicting earth tremors is far from an exact science.

• Teasing out the exact mechanism that would allow a planet to get so large is now work for theoreticians, the astronomers say.

• I've stayed clear of blue-fin tuna for the exact reason you outlined.

• Just point, click and the exact same item shows up on your doorstep the next morning.

• Exact mathematical explanations of this diversity are some way off, but people are working on them.

• But scientists are still working on unraveling the exact details.

• With a heart-rate monitor, you can correctly determine the exact amount of donuts needed to redress your energy inbalance.

• Yet many issues were left unresolved-such as the exact crimes to which the firms would confess.

• The company still won't disclose the exact availability.

• It is difficult to nail down the exact size of hedge funds' positions.

• As in so many reports of this kind, the trend looks plausible, but there seems little basis for the exact numbers.

• Tying that knowledge to the exact genetic sequence will be a big step forward.

• The exact cause of his death was not immediately known.

• Would-be observers should beware, though: meteor forecasting is still not an exact science.

• The exact composition of the clinopyroxene, though, depends on the pressure under which it is forming.

• All batteries, no matter what their exact composition, work in the same fundamental way.

• Such data logging and telemetry have made what used to be more of an art into an exact science.

• Politicians tend to say one thing while meaning the exact opposite and this situation is in no way an exception to that rule.

• The exact value of crop circles to the broader economy is unclear.

• No one is quite sure of the exact links between these militias and the pirates.

• Places that want exact parrotting of ad language are running letters through screening software.

• While there is disagreement among experts on the exact time frame, it is understood that our nonrenewable energy sources.

• Unfortunately, nobody knows the exact combination of bad factors that are apt to produce heart disease.

• The exact combined length of its sections remains unknown.

• But in fact, the marsh¿and its residents¿may be doing the exact opposite.

• Shvarts appear to have reached an agreement, the exact nature of her original project is still murky.

• The exact definition varies between countries, but broad money usually includes things.

• So theoretically, an exact replica of a particle can never be made.

• Researchers have succeeded in determining the exact structure of a compound that gaurs.

• The exact content of speculative realism need not concern us for long.

• At first glance the survey method may seem less than exact.

• It's hard to predict exact dates for maple sugaring season because, as this farmer explains, it all depends on the weather.

• But their exact composition has long remained a mystery.

• Much of the wild population is migratory, though not much is known about their exact routes.

• The exact cost of the campaign, though reported to be several millions of dollars, has yet to be determined.

• If policymakers knew the exact shape of these cost and benefit.

• Until now no one has been able to pinpoint the exact nature of the blast.

• Some of the automatically produced inventions infringe squarely on the exact claims of the previously patented inventions.

• Professional designers make these patterns with the exact thickness of the yarn in mind--so irregular hand-spun wool won't work.

• I've already read several threads on this exact topic which were really helpful, so.

• Nor does brain damage, unless to the exact part of the brain that controls the soft palate.

• The exact location of the farm where the hoard was found is being kept secret for fear of looters.

• My mother has the exact same problem she cannot seem to do anything to fix it either.

• The intention from the beginning was to not make an exact re-creation of the movie.

• Exact references of this momentous occasion are somewhat thin, and the underlying peg for a tech news organization even thinner.

• While you can get someone to pay for the experience in terms of money, it will always exact its toll in many other ways.

• Miles away, the power-line workers chose that exact moment to reel in the wires to the top of the pole.

• The exact distance between the two worlds varies during a close encounter, because the planets' orbits are elliptical.

• Also, the mapping of our physical state is never completely exact.

• In about five minutes it found a book on my desk and my exact brand of water bottle.

• He says further research is needed to determine the exact nature of this relationship.

• The winning projects must come up with matching funds, whose exact formula has not yet been worked out.

• If he were alive today he would without a doubt be involved in the exact same issues.

• The paper refills are case-specific and feature sheets that are the exact same size as the iPad's own screen.

• The exact number of those who have been fired or expelled is difficult to determine.

• But whether rising commodity prices are something to avoid or tolerate depends on the exact mechanism at work.

• Yes, you may e-mail us with exact instructions concerning the use of your name.

• In a more practical sense, it allows us to find the exact spot where samples were collected".

• The new method can determine the exact species and sort various types of bacteria on the same microscope slide.

• The first thing you should do is pinpoint the exact location of the campus, especially if you're driving.

• Explorer allows outdoor enthusiasts to browse and download the exact maps they need.

• In the visual illusion slide show the side-by-side pizza tower and railway pictures are the exact same.

• While their exact origin has been difficult to pin.

• And, although the exact rise in that proportion varied from basin to basin, all of them saw a significant increase.

• Predicting eruptions is still far from an exact science.

• The photographer's plate is liable to no de­lusions, has no brains to be diseased, and is exact in its testimony.

• The exact wording, or even inclusion, of the new relationship tags comes down to geography.

• But for now they have kept the site's exact location secret to prevent disturbances to the fragile artwork.

• We'll provide exact standard and metric measurements below.

• The exact reasons why these mammoths ate dung is difficult to discern, but this behavior is not as unusual as it sounds.

• Such data logging and telemetry has made what used to be more of an art into an exact science.

• So on weekends they close certain lines and replacement bus services are used to follow the exact travel the tubes take.

• The phone companies knows the age and gender of the owner and the exact location of the phone at all times.

• Existing methods destroy small samples, and don't give exact time-based measurements.

• But predators that eat the less toxic frogs learn to only avoid that species and its exact mimics.

• The reporting citizen scientist, however, does see the exact coordinates of his or hear observation.

• Yet if the effects are not understood in exact detail, a growing body of evidence points to problems.

• Economics is in no way an exact science and subject to manipulation but the impact numbers are touted as facts.

• The exact link, if any, between the increase in carbon dioxide emissions and the higher temperatures is still under debate.

• The exact details of the manner of death, for instance, should not be reported.

• Hundreds of computer sensors are needed to determine the exact speed necessary for the cars to clear the initial tower.

• Retaliation against the ultra-nationalists will lead to the exact opposite result.

• The collars register each coyote's exact location every hour, seven days a week.

• The cannon, anchor, and other artifacts labeled on the image are shown in their exact position on the ocean floor.

• Nor does brain damage, unless it is to the exact part of the brain that controls the soft palate.

• To date studies on the exact contribution of global imbalances or their drivers to the crisis are inconclusive.

• Now they want to know the exact formula for how much a particular commodity affects the price of a good.

• Obviously they are learned by experience, but the exact process is not properly understood.

• More important than the exact line is the nature of the border.

• She then proceeded to take bets on the exact time the plane would actually land.

• But the tactical impact of their operations has to be weighed against the cost fatal mistakes exact in local goodwill.

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