As a consequence, the synthesis of multi-sine signals usually reaches the desired power spectrum quite precisely, whereas DIBS can lack precision, particularly regarding the synthesis of band-limited signals.
"It began quite precisely in 1887, when the city was fetishised and its face turned resolutely to the past.
That PolitiFact gives Republicans lower scores than Democrats tells us quite precisely nothing about whether PolitiFact is biased.
I can picture her now quite precisely – her coat, her scarves, her hat, the expression on her face.
The samples, they hoped, would contain tiny crystals of zircon, which, after some complicated chemical manipulations, would allow them to date the layers of rock quite precisely.
The two movements would take only about 30 years to converge, constituting what may conveniently (though not quite precisely) be called classical Kabbala.
That means they can be used to estimate quite precisely how far away they (and thus the galaxy they inhabit) are.
Finally, because we see ourselves in him, the tragic villain commands our sympathy (indeed, the difference between the tragic and the melodramatic villain is quite precisely that).
As the critic Charles Morice observed, "I've noticed that in Pissarro's paintings the human figures, quite precisely, have the same import as the vegetables beside them".
If there was any doubt about when Bruno Maderna's Piano Concerto was composed, just a few minutes of the opening fix it in time quite precisely.
Introducing Quotations from Mao Tse-Tung, Albee wrote "I have indicated, quite precisely... by means of commas, periods, semi-colons, dashes and dots... the speech rhythms.
