Sentence examples for a bit more precisely from inspiring English sources
Had the attacks on the two towers been timed a bit more precisely, closing off possibility of escape, or had the plane that hit the Pentagon aimed for a bull's-eye, the slaughter could have approached the scale of Hiroshima, where some 70,000 Japanese citizens were exterminated in a nuclear flash, and Nagasaki, where a similar number died three days later.
Let us describe the case a bit more precisely.
But let us attempt to formulate the comparativist account a bit more precisely.
Looking at the procedure a bit more precisely, it can be shown that GL is decidable in the computational complexity class PSPACE, like the well-known modal logics K, T and S4.
The resulting product will be embedded within the digital artifact, appearing in the form of a substring, i.e., a subsequence of bits (more precisely, appearing as a substring of the bit sequence obtained from the digital artifact after the execution of the extractor algorithm).
An announcement of a forthcoming camera from the company doesn't do a lot to change that, but it does shed a bit more light on who, precisely, the company is targeting here.
A bit. Just a bit more sparkle".
Precisely M = N + 1. Art of Problem Solving's Palmer Melbane followed essentially the same outline with a bit more detail.
