Sentence examples for Nearly precise from inspiring English sources
The nearly precise replication of the stress strain relation using at least two curve-fits for aluminum and its alloys validates the quantitative determination of the mean slip distance.
But this construction makes superfluous § 1343(3)'s reference to constitutional claims, and renders unnecessary the nearly precise repetition in § 1343(3) of the recital in § 1983 specifying suits brought against action 'under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom, or usage.' Further, the legislative evolution of § 1343(3) cannot support the construction urged by the dissent.
"Bring It On" marks a nearly precise midpoint between the rise and fall of the cheerleader in pop culture.
Although 15 centromeres show nearly precise alignment to the functional centromere, with ∼10-bp/33-bp/10-bp spacings between peak maxima, Cen4 is an exception in showing ∼10-bp/25-bp/10-bp spacings.
In conclusion, the nesting of clade AIc within a much larger group of elements with an env-like gene suggests that at least Diaspora suffered a complete and nearly precise loss of a coding region, rather than failed to acquire one.
"Our manufacturing processes are not nearly as precise as those at commercial fabrication plants," Piggott said.
His band mates were just as maniacal though, and nearly as precise.
The data collected from such efforts was not nearly as precise as what is measured today by the Van Allen probes, mainly because previous satellites were not designed to fly in such harsh conditions.
Could you not do away with rank ordering and overall scores, thus admitting that the method is not nearly that precise and that the difference between #1 and #2 - indeed, between #1 and #10 - may be statistically insignificant?
While the motion detection in this kit is not nearly as precise as the Wii's, at least you won't have to stand in line to buy one.
Mr. Grossman said, for example, that in New York, one of the fundamental elements of a real estate contract -- the date of closing -- is not nearly as precise as it may appear.
