Sentence examples for Is this precise from inspiring English sources
Paradoxically, it is this precise moment when I propose that the progressive movement turn this disappointment into a reflection on our selves rather than merely on a single political figure.
Adams's compositions are straightforward and democratic, and it is this precise turn from sentimentality that has made Adams one of the most influential figures in the history of American photography.
It is this precise voter dynamic that Mr. McCain is counting on to win California, whose 162 delegates he considers all but indispensable to his chances of winning the Republican presidential nomination, particularly given Mr. Bush's base in delegate-rich Texas and other Sun Belt states.
Nevertheless, it is this precise recording of experimental detail is critical, whatever the used method is.
It is this precise policy that in recent years has discouraged teen use of cigarettes to historic lows.
How is this precise nucleosome organization generated and maintained?
I examine this precise issue by estimating the elasticity of substitution between workers under fixed- and indefinite-term contracts using a traditional nested constant elasticity of substitution (CES) framework (Borjas 2003; Manacorda et al. 2012; Ottaviano and Peri 2012).
In my Scientific American article last year "Earth Will Cross the Climate Danger Threshold by 2036," I examined this precise question using a set of climate model simulations where the "equilibrium climate sensitivity" (ECS) of the model (how much warming one observes for a doubling of CO2 concentrations once the climate equilibrates to the rise) was varied.
Is a precise goal defined for the peacekeepers?
I recently enjoyed this precise exercise while joining TechCrunch a few months ago, given that our corporate boss AOL is a fan of all things ancient.
I did ask this precise question in a Facebook update (trying to beef up my cred here): "What the hell is he playing -- an electrified Dobro cigar-box ukulele?" And lo: he sort of was.
