Sentence examples for defines precisely from inspiring English sources
A successful business defines precisely who their target audience or customer is, recognises their needs and understands their motivations for wanting to buy from their business.
MAP defines precisely the pattern of message exchange that occurs between the agents, though it is independent of the actual rational processes and message-content.
A conceptual model is built from the analysis patterns and defines precisely the functional properties of such a system together with its security requirements.
This chapter defines precisely where the interface planes are in the system, who is responsible for them, and ensures that the teams and principal engineers responsible for the interface terminals and the related media have precisely the same understanding of the requirements and design concept for each one.
This system defines precisely how the various aspects of the evidence are combined to arrive at an overall grade of the evidence for each outcome.
To address clinical importance in our system, one first defines precisely the magnitude of effect that is considered clinically important (e.g., a difference of 0.5% in HbA1c in treatments for diabetes).
"It's difficult to define precisely," he laughs.
— that right at the start is impossible to define precisely.
The phrase is often invoked, but rarely defined precisely.
EDM is hard to define precisely and few DJs ever wave its flag.
By contrast, he said, he sought "to define precisely the national color of a national dance".
