The calculations are precise so that plants prevent starvation but also make the most efficient use of their food.
And my questions are designed to be precise questions so that I get a 'yes' or 'no' answer, or you can say, 'I don't know.' " Blankenhorn: "No sir — I often the questions are not amenable to those three choices.
"You have to be so precise, so that neither side can use it against you.
In six cases answers in the OE text cell were more precise, so that they could be rated as correct.
They were very precise, so that they could always go back and say we answered that question without lying, but trampled the spirit of our language.
However, when using enough sequence data for the tree inference in the first place, the estimated trees are sufficiently precise, so that maxAlike can make use of the information in the tree for a better reconstruction performance and so outperforms nearest-neighbor and frequency consensus sequences.
Those were his precise words, so that was either Musk's particular form of Twitter-speak, or his mind had become a bit hazy during one of his notorious cannabis-fueled interviews!
More sensible indeed, yet Nadal's dipping passing shots were so precise, so forceful that they kept requiring Federer to dig balls out of the dirt or twist his neck — smoothly, of course — to watch a winner land on the sideline or the baseline.
Maybe it's that Donoghue's settings, like her plots, are so suffocatingly precise, so tightly wound that, in a way, they leave you nowhere to go.
His chefs would be so precise that they could work on carpeting.
"The thing that we learned with the computer is that you could be so precise that you could do almost anything with it," Gehry said.
