Sentence examples for accurately only from inspiring English sources

The underwater mouse works accurately only when dragged across a target of black and white bars, which must be carried by the diver.

Ultimately, though, naturalists at Yellowstone have found that the geyser's eruption can be predicted accurately only from one event to the next.

Two, be flexible enough to vary the flight path on approach, because attackers with surface-to-air missiles can fire them accurately only if they know the flight path.

There is danger in relying on someone else to speak for you: you can trust that your message will be communicated accurately only if you speak with your own voice.

The popular conception of a lizard as a scampering reptile about 30 cm (12 inches) in total length with a slender tail may be applied accurately only to a small number of species.

In a trial conducted in December at Baltimore International Airport, three of the passport readers could manage to read the chips accurately only 58%, 43% and 31% of the time, according to confidential figures reported in Card Technology magazine, which covers the chip-embedded card industry.

It also is visible to the RC Patrollers and helps them to assess your edit more accurately, but only if your edit summary is complete and accurate.

The laser autofocus focuses quickly and accurately, but only in the main camera app.

Because they know more, experts can categorize not only more accurately, but also more appropriately.

"A love story," one of Joan Wickersham's narrators insists, "can never be accurately reported, only imagined.

But since then it's expanded and got more complicated, and can be accurately described only by Einstein physics.