Sentence examples for certain precise from inspiring English sources

But the amplification occurs only if the second beam is tuned to a certain precise wavelength, Dr. Steinberg said.

If the hypothesis misclassifies an example, it is updated by a certain precise rule, and the new hypothesis is applied to the next example.

Tarski uses a certain precise notion of interpretation for a formal language.

So Marinella offers an explanation for the misogynist claims to which she is responding, and that explanation supports her claim that women are better than men in certain precise respects.

But the function f is actually, contracting in certain precise sense, and so by a standard metric argument, a* will not depend on a: starting the iteration at any non-empty compact set would give the same result.

The kth order total derivative may be interpreted as a map D^k f: \mathbb{R}^n \to L^k(\mathbb{R}^n \times \cdots \times \mathbb{R}^n, \mathbb{R}^m) which takes a point 'x' in Rn and assigns to it an element of the space of k-linear maps from Rn to Rm – the "best" (in a certain precise sense) k-linear approximation to f at that point.

No one is certain what precise impact the Court of Appeals' ruling in the Stuyvesant Town case will have on thousands of J-51 buildings across the city, but many tenants at Independence Plaza North are hopeful that it will help their long-running case.

We think that it is very significant to make certain the precise relation of the two numbers.

The cerebellum modulates the outputs of other brain systems, whether motor related or thought related, to make them certain and precise.

No one will ever know for certain the precise whys and hows of the life decisions and choices that each Jonestown resident made which led them to that final horrific moment.

More precisely Doudna found a protein in Streptococcus bacteria that will "snip" certain DNA at precise areas.