Sentence examples for but with a precise from inspiring English sources

Christian Dior, similarly, took the skill of the ateliers as a theme, with an "X-ray of the savoir-faire of Dior": fairytale tailoring in gossamer light fabrics, light as air but with a precise silhouette.

But many would struggle with a precise definition, and plenty considered rich by others would shy away from using the term.

However, when appropriately conducted, large and small studies should theoretically give the same results, but with a more precise effect measure estimate in the larger ones [ 44].

A BKMC model is specified by logical rules as in regular Boolean models but with a more precise information: a numerical rate is added for each transition of each node.

Selway came in with a precise but heavily syncopated beat.

Pedro had himself thundered forward from his own box, but he finished the move with a precise low finish into the corner from distance.

Walsall substitute Julian Gray looked to have won it with a 90th-minute volley but McDonald rescued the Gills with a precise finish from close range.

Paul Barrett concluded that Scelidosaurus fed with a puncture-crush system of tooth-on-tooth action, with a precise but simple up-and-down jaw movement, in which the food was mashed between the inner side of the upper teeth and the outer side of the lower teeth, without the teeth actually touching each other as shown by very long vertical wear facets on the lower teeth alone.

For this purpose, the benchmark dataset should not be a miscellaneous image collection but systematically-captured images designed with a precise aim.

But with seconds remaining, Jackson levelled with a precise flick.

The Italian side went close again when Marek Hamsik arrived from midfield to meet a left-wing cross with a precise volley, but Kompany was on hand to hack off the line.