Sentence examples for common and precise from inspiring English sources
I will take the example of the introduction of a Community system designed to establish a common and precise classification of offences according to their seriousness.
With the advancement of computing and medical imaging technologies, digital brain atlases constructed for different imaging modalities are increasingly more common and provide more precise delineation of brain structures and allow automatic processing of large datasets with minimal human intervention.
The disagreement between experts in Jack Hitt's article about how to use linguistics to solve crimes illustrates the fact that, as is often the case in the other forensic disciplines, linguistics does not involve a set of common, repeatable, precise, and peer-reviewed methods that are grounded in theory and substantiated by a body of evidence ("Words on Trial," July 23rd).
Overall, we detected a basic need for clear, unambiguous and precise definitions for common obstetrical diagnoses and terms used to define categories in many of the classifications.
We realized the requirement for clear, unambiguous, and precise definitions for common obstetrical diagnoses and procedures.
Refuse to mumble or use common phrases; use precise and interesting words and speak clearly at all times.
But that, too, conjures up the spectre of politics driven by the lowest common denominator the precise reverse of what is needed.A grand coalition might at least agree to improve the electoral and federal systems to make German democracy more responsive to crises and less prone to manipulation by small parties.
It was embracing and precise.
How marvelous and precise.
They had budgets and precise timetables.
