Sentence examples for down to a precise from inspiring English sources
Others dreamed of a rational, navigable city – London nailed down to a precise, uniform grid.
Even in the late 1990's, however, it was hard to tie the new economy down to a precise definition.
Although some of the judge's ruling had an almost Shakespearean richness, describing the bagels' "crisp, mellow-brown skin and a delectable, chewy interior," his decision came down to a precise reading of the minute detail in the old bankruptcy documents.
His cinematic world is pared down to a precise, quasi-theatrical repertory of images and declamations, often delivered directly into the camera, often by actors standing or sitting fixedly with restrained gestures that might be called no gestures.
But in a move that has largely gone unnoticed, the Agriculture Department, keeper of the statistics on America's sweet tooth, has employed new methodology that overnight shaved 20 pounds off its estimate and brought the number down to a precise 76.7 pounds.
For example, Arrhenius model is not applicable for large molecules or the variability of quantitate methods for biologics is too large and make it difficult to narrow down to a precise predictive model.
The main problem with such a proposal is that it ties a robust, intuitive theological doctrine down to an extremely precise technical feature of Lorentzian manifolds (as described by differential geometry).
Drones, including temperature-controlled models ideally suited for food delivery, could be stocked at the AFCs and sent down to make a precise, safe scheduled or on-demand delivery.
Copy number analysis by sequencing (both by high or low coverage) offers substantial benefits over array-based methods, including higher resolution (down to a single base) and precise delineation of breakpoints [ 72, 73].
Just when it seems everything is known, down to the precise second of a Nixon sneeze on any given day, something else emerges.
The coalition claims that its intelligence is now good enough to know where Isis stores cash, right down to the precise room in a building where the money is kept.
