Sentence examples similar to Acutely precise from inspiring English sources
One such rule is spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP), whereby changes in the strength of neuronal connections depend acutely on the precise timing of spikes, or action potentials, in connected cells (Markram et al., 1997).
But DiCaprio's thoughtful looks can't replace Frank's thoughts, as rendered by Yates - which is the obvious criticism of any literary adaptation, but which absence you feel more strongly with Yates than almost anyone, because his articulation of thought was so precise, so acutely layered and full.
Acutely responsive reading of the Standards.
Acutely - and utterly confused.
His share in his master's success was even more acutely raised by the question of his precise role in writing Kennedy's resonant inaugural address of January 1961.
These results created two problems: the first was in determining how precise a NECT finding was for an acutely important cause of renal colic; the second was that although we routinely used NECT to detect renal colic, only 1.3% of the patients had an acutely important cause.
Mr. Andsnes, cool and unflappable, provided acutely judged accompaniment: generous and evocative in picturesque Mahler, spare and precise in enigmatic Shostakovich.
115 116 Thus, the measure of Rrs can serve as a precise and reliable index of severity and response in acutely ill children, although still missing very young or uncooperative preschoolers and as such cannot serve as the main outcome.
Like the other leaders he is also acutely conscious that the whole event could be an anti-climax, with the need for precise balance and a tightly agreed format being constraints to lively exchanges.
