Sentence examples for counting precise from inspiring English sources

And the children have eagerly taught each newcomer the skills of knitting and purling, of counting precise rows of stitches before moving on, of first mastering a project in beige yarn so that Ms. Symonds will let them move on to colored yarn.

There do seem to be three distinct peaks of modern disbelief, moments when, however hard it is to count precise numbers, we can sense that it was cool to be a scoffer, trendy to vote "No!" One is in the late eighteenth century, before the French Revolution, another in the late nineteenth century, just before the Russian Revolution, and now there's our own.

Similarly, youth were grouped into quartiles of carbohydrate counting precision: Q1 (most precise) to Q4 (least precise).

All of which makes the politically charged task of counting the precise number of victims of the war in western Sudan nearly impossible.

Backed by technology, each organization now counts on precise analytics and full automation to make the best calls.

Near the embryo's midpoint, a 10percentt difference amounts to only a few molecules -- meaning that fly development may hinge on extremely precise counting.

The possibility to extend the precise layer counting to ∼50 layers makes reflectivity mapping superior to low-energy electron microscopy (limited to ∼10 layers) in quantitative evaluation of graphene on the C-face of SiC.

Alp Mehmet from Migration Watch, which campaigns for tighter controls of immigration, backed the committee's findings, saying the current way of counting migration was not precise enough.

As precise cell counting in older embryos becomes difficult with increasing cell numbers in a tight cluster, embryos with cell count > 5 were grouped together for quantitation.

Is there any way of counting a close-to-precise number of people at such festivals?

The final count — suspiciously precise, but we'll go with it — was 9,876 participants.