Sentence examples for be precise for a from inspiring English sources
Twelve hours of it, to be precise, for a low-cost, carless Saturday trip to Princeton, a college town that does what college towns do best: combine quaintness with substance.
Like many of his peers, he's making the move to the small screen, the laptop to be precise, for a new sitcom which showed off its first two episodes as part of the Toronto film festival's new inclusion of TV premieres.
The conditions must be precise for a successful spawning to occur.
This obscures the outcome and allows no clear answer to the question whether intramuscular needle placement is precise for a specific target muscle and a specific injection location.
A hundred and fifty dollars, to be precise, for which you get a book.
One obvious problem with this idea is that the opinion of the scientist might not be precise enough for a determination of a full prior distribution.
To be precise, a semantics for \(\mathsf{J}_{CS}\), where \ CS\) is any constant specification, is to be defined.
Killjoy Malvolio in Twelfth Night is specifically described as a Puritan, while hypocritical Angelo in Measure for Measure is said to be "precise" – a "precisian" was another term for a Puritan.
The pressure must be precise and sustained for a minimum of 30 to 90 seconds on each muscle spasm I encounter.
While this may not be precise, it is a fair proxy for the amount of the relevant genetic history.
We had just trudged through 151 novels (I actually read a few more than that – 183 in all to be precise – but that's a tale for a different time) and we began the process of re-reading the longlist.
