Sentence examples for a precise language from inspiring English sources

This is why a precise language for talking about key concepts related to biobanking was explored and an initial 'minimum information set' common to all biobanks was suggested at the end of the Preparatory Phase.

To place PCET theories into a common context, we will also need a precise language to describe approximations and time scale separations that are made in these theories.

Many patients and research subjects do not have a precise language for describing the qualities of breathing sensations, but they recognise the descriptors used in the MDP and make appropriate endorsements [ 4, 36].

English is a more precise language.

Self-styled "neurophilosophers" such as Patricia Churchland follow in their footsteps, proposing that mental language is mere "folk psychology", destined to be reduced and replaced by a biologically precise language of neural connections and brain activity.

Peru does now have a law with more precise language than Bolivia, but the legislation follows the argument of the Bolivian government nevertheless; it gives the state, and not indigenous people, the right to make the final decision if a dispute arises.

PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y., NOV. 4 With the gait of a hoopster who likes to let it fly, and the precise language of a Harvard Law Review president, Barack Obama appears on our tube and proclaims, "Hello, Chicago!" LANDOVER, MD., NOV. 30 The Giants win despite missing Plaxico Burress, who shot himself in the thigh while packing a pistol in a nightclub.

Applying a strong intellect to her work through precise language, she was a thoroughly modern writer who nonetheless remained highly versed in many areas of traditional thought.

Third, for the smutty British comic writers, it seemed difficult to find a middle-ground between scientifically precise language describing sexual and bodily functions, and outright obscenity.

The specificity of the world she creates – flora and fauna all described in the necessarily precise language of a scientist – allows for the fantastical revelation of the opa'ivu'eke's extraordinary properties.

Absent precise language in a contract spelling out contingencies, courts use such doctrines as force majeure to decide whether the contract is still valid.