Sentence examples for For exactness from inspiring English sources

The lumping also satisfies the Wei and Kuo condition for exactness.

(For those of us who are sticklers for exactness, the atmosphere doesn't "carry" moisture but this is the common phrase which represents the saturation pressure changes with temperature).

Her gift for exactness of observation and precision of diction is evident in her first book of poems, Stone and Flower (1943), as well as in her later poetry.

Aware of the need for exactness and detail, she collected a vast amount of data that led to useful and influential syntheses of knowledge, culminating in Pueblo Indian Religion, 2 vol. (1939).

In the search for exactness, then, Science has been continually led on to discard the human and personal elements in phenomena, in the hope of finding some residuum as it were behind them which should not be personal and human but absolute and invariable.

"A compass is used for exactness," Beck said.

By analogy with the definition of exactness for cost allocation games, a resource allocation game is exact if and only if (16).

We also state sufficient conditions for the exactness of turnpikes.

The title poem of A Correct Compassion (1952) - an account of a heart operation - has been widely anthologised and much admired for the exactness of its observation and its language.

The food at Bras, his three-Michelin-star restaurant in Laguiole, is famed for its exactness, though it takes its visual inspiration less from a formal garden than a walk in the woods.

In particular, a sufficient condition is given for spectral exactness of a sequence of self-adjoint subspaces in an open interval laking essential spectral points.