Sentence examples for comparatively exact from inspiring English sources
The comparatively exact setting of heating temperature and time in the furnace allowed the thermal transformation to be resolved as a sequence of neck formation between adjacent particles due to surface diffusion sintering, restructuring, and dissolution of particulate structure by viscous flow, and finally, melting.
Also being smaller and lighter, the engine is a key to both the Corvette's comparatively affordable entry price (exact pricing on the 2014 car will not be available until later in the year) and to its sleek, low hoodline.
This effect was comparatively more pronounced than for exact responses and an ANOVA analysis revealed a significant interaction between ISI and Confidence (F3, 83 = 4.63, P = 0.0048).
The resulted LM is comparatively evaluated with a LM trained by a set of exact spoken text, in terms of both the perplexity and the LVCSR word error rate (WER) on two different tasks.
Fans who paid £344 to watch Ricardo Fuller, Abdoulaye Faye and Ryan Shawcross strut their stuff at the Britannia in 2008-09 will pay the exact same amount to watch – all going well – the comparatively exotic Xherdan Shaqiri, Bojan Krkic and... um, Ryan Shawcross next season, with their well run club on an upward curve and manager Mark Hughes having just celebrated his 1,000th day in charge.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Internalizing his comparatively j.v.
They have comparatively crude weaponry.
House prices are comparatively cheap.
