Sentence examples for Precisely and immediately from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the technology said that the sensors, which would cost $3 million, would help curb gun violence by giving the police the location of any gunfire within seconds and within 25 feet, allowing them to respond precisely and immediately.

Like Ray Charles, Lewis has always been an uncompromising bandleader, often admonishing his bandmates onstage for not following his mercurial instincts precisely and immediately.

Consistent with this idea, we find that CA2 neurons fire precisely and immediately in response to a single PP stimulus.

Thus, CA2 PNs fired precisely and immediately in response to PP stimulation (latency of the first PS = 4.4 ± 0.1 ms, n = 5), suggesting that dendritic Na+ spikes enable CA2 PNs to respond rapidly to EC burst firing with a high degree of temporal fidelity.

The specificity of the three letter-based classification system adopted [ 14] allows the user to recognize precisely and associate immediately any transposable element or repeated sequence to a corresponding superfamily.

In the event, of course, the result was precisely the opposite, and immediately the Bushies launched into precisely the opposite argument: the Electoral College is a vital part of our Constitution, electors are not free agents, threatening the Electoral College result would be thumbing your nose at the founding fathers, and so on.

The cost of petrol and diesel can actually be broken down fairly precisely, and it's immediately obvious who the primary beneficiary is: the government.

More precisely and technically, "the immediately implementing mechanisms for intentional laws are computational … [Computations] viewed in intension, are mappings from symbols under syntactic description to symbols under syntactic description" (Fodor 1994, 8).

When you hit it well it's going to be a winner.'" And Roddick did precisely that, immediately negating Henman's main match strategy.

He added: "Mark Duggan's family and children have the right to have a second go at the police where the bar isn't set as incredibly high as at the inquest". In a report after the inquest had ended, coroner Judge Keith Cutler said evidence gathered by investigators "did not resolve, the vexed and very important issue of what precisely happened immediately before the fatal shot was fired".

In any case, these results make it difficult to think of retinogenesis as a precisely regimented process in which cell types in any small region of the retina are born in perfect order and immediately migrate into their correct position.