Sentence examples for a particularly precise from inspiring English sources

A particularly precise gerrymander in 2000 left virtually every political district safe for either Democrats or Republicans.

Friction-spinning is an innovative incremental forming process that permits the defined adjustment of material properties in a particularly precise manner.

These albums showcase the band's perfection of a particularly precise, catchy, and unbelievably European (if not absurdly German) form of speed metal, one which they accurately have a proprietary stake in.

However, this may not be a particularly precise indicator for identifying locations where spawning is actively occurring [29] and the DST profiles seem to support this conclusion.

A particularly precise postural assessment method is photogrammetry-based computer-aided rasterstereography [ 6].

The personal interviews by trained interviewers, with both GPs and their patients, enabled a particularly precise survey of chronic diseases.

The European Court of Human Rights took a decision some time ago when they said "tapping and other forms of interception of telephone conversations represent a serious interference with private life and correspondence and must accordingly be based on a law that is particularly precise.

IBM Smart Cloud booting times are not particularly precise due to a lack of an API, but after requests were sent from the web interface it typically took more than 15 minutes until the public IP was SSH-able (worst was about 40 minutes) so we have used 1000 seconds as the average.

The spacecraft's instrument is not particularly precise, and although a model of the Martian atmosphere containing methane gives a better match to the spectra it sees than a methane-free model does, the match is not that great, and does not explain all the spectral anomalies in the data.

Such an estimate is unlikely to be particularly precise because we do not have complete knowledge of the essential functional systems even for extant cells, let alone LUCA, whose phenotype and environmental conditions remain a mystery.

Billups, who had lost six games to a thigh injury, was back, but not particularly precise.