Sentence examples for a bit more accurately from inspiring English sources
Having rejected a great deal in Kant, Peirce nevertheless shared with Charles Renouvier the view that Kant's (quasi- concept of the Ding an sich can play no role whatsoever in philosophy or in science other than the role that Kant ultimately assigned to it, viz. the role of a Grenzbegriff: a boundary-concept, or, perhaps a bit more accurately, a limiting concept.
Compared to the 60 healthy college graduates recruited from the San Diego area, the former football players completed the "stockings of Cambridge" task, on average, just a bit more slowly and accurately.
To decide the original bits more accurately in this scenario, a precise channel model shall be utilized on the basis of the measured threshold voltages.
Because of that I notice when I'm out walking I will sometimes just tilt my head a little bit or I need to move my head a bit more in order to be able to make sure I've taken in everything accurately.
It is hard to move a mouse accurately for a few millimeters, so by moving it diagonally you have a bit more control of it.
But now, things are a bit more permissive – video games are free to admit that they're gay, and free to depict homosexuality openly, honestly, and accurately.
