The phrase "all the precise" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something specific or detailed, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I need all the precise measurements for the project to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "all the exact" or "all the specific".
So begins the arduous but captivating task of reconstructing the ship's journey, identifying the remains of the 60-odd bodies and, most challenging of all, the precise fate of each man and woman for whom the Obra Dinn offered a final voyage and resting place.
(UNICEF 2002) Nowadays estimations are not optimistic at all: "The precise number of street children is almost impossible to quantify, but this number comes close to tens of millions worldwide and is very likely that this number will still increase" (UNICEF 2005).
Such felonious deeds should not be seen as a "discounted form of genocide" but as an extreme form of wickedness; they were, after all, the precise charges against the Nazis convicted at Nuremberg.The starting point for any definition of genocide is clear and fairly familiar.
All in all, the precise interaction between recombination rate, variability and multicopy regions is currently conjecture.
Maiming and death are just as central to Anderson's vision of things as are all the precise costumes that his characters wear.
But despite the excitement that Watson felt, all the main issues, such as the number of strands and above all the precise chemical organisation of the molecule, remained a mystery.
All of the heavy lifting and almost all of the precise work is done by robots that string together solar cells and seal them under glass.
Had the document been adhered to, "in all likelihood the precise consequences here would have been avoided", the prosecutor said.
Projected on to the screen, one after the other, are the faces of about 30 women - all at the precise moment of orgasm.
My upbringing was crazy and fun, with '70s artists in Northern California, not at all like the precise world Lee seems to live in, which I find so interesting.
Ink-jet printers, flat-panel displays and biochips all require the precise placement of microscopic amounts of fluids, but getting fluids to go where you want takes a lot more than just asking nicely.
