Sentence examples for became precise from inspiring English sources
Then, after starting school, they became precise and unpleasant.
Their mathematics was clarified and developed extensively between 1767 and the mid-19th century as electricity and magnetism became precise, quantitative sciences.
An age of prose followed as humans became mature, but it was only in the "ripe" age inevitably metaphorically associated with senescence that language became precise enough to be suitable for philosophical reflection.
When DVDs supplanted tapes (though I still have plenty of the latter), the freeze-frames and frame-advances became precise and rock-solid, although the fast-forwarding and reverse-viewing often became a succession of stills rather than a rapid transport of the integral film.
Every time I came near her it seemed to me that life and things became precise, that light was shining frankly on everything and with her I had the pleasure of talking as if words had a meaning and as if the meaning of everything, words and things, were pleasant.
During the nineteenth century, positional measurements of some stars became precise enough to measure small changes in their location.
And just how much time can elapse before "fast and roughly right" becomes "precise and slow?" Hours?
Given the precise control afforded by these systems and the ease of implementation of work protocols and dissipative mechanisms, hybrid systems may become precise tools with which to study the complex phenomena of systems existing far from equilibrium.
However, there are many ways to extend the meaning of 'heap' so it becomes precise.
Our partnering skills were maturing, so we became more precise in our evaluation process and expectations.
