Sentence examples for be given a precise from inspiring English sources
To measure progressivity, questions like this must be given a precise quantitative answer.
A plane taking off from Los Angeles, for instance, would be given a precise landing time in Seattle.
In the end, however, about eighty-five per cent of patients who suffer from lower-back pain cannot be given a precise diagnosis.
To this end, Fred will undergo out-of-body, near-death and ecstatic experiences, for each of which he will be given a precise neurological explanation.
Carnap's fundamental idea is that intensions, for whatever entities are being considered, can be given a precise mathematical embodiment as functions on states, while extensions are relative to a single state.
(Standard, which is to say textbook, quantum mechanics is a prime example!) And even theories which are properly understood and are internally consistent can be rejected, either by individual scientists or the community as a whole, because they are not "good physics", a term whose importance should not be underestimated even if it cannot be given a precise definition.
The mythic action is given a precise local context: we are in the uneasy aftermath of a war.
But much of the power of McKellen's performance lies in the fact that every scene is given a precise context.
The finite flag-transitive linear spaces which have an insoluble automorphism group were given a precise description in [Francis Buekenhout, Anne Delandtsheer, Jean Doyen, Peter B. Kleidman, Martin W. Liebeck, Jan Saxl, Linear spaces with flag-transitive automorphism groups, Geom.
The mother said Friday evening that she had never been given a precise account of how long the questioning lasted and that school officials told her at the disciplinary conference Friday that her son should have felt comfortable enough to ask to use the bathroom.
Through the combination of theoretical reflection and institutional structure, these inquiries were given a precise development that they otherwise would not have attained.
