Sentence examples for exactly terms from inspiring English sources

There, as in all of Greece, abbots are addressed by everyone as 'Geronda,' which means 'old man.' Abbesses are called 'Gerondissa.' Not exactly terms of endearment in my adopted home.

The databases from this type (one for each term size considered) contained exactly 10 terms.

Queries performed on TreeBASE return only data where the search term matches exactly a term contained in the study.

In the current review, the term "increased lung volume" has been used in place of the not exactly interchangeable terms "overinflation" and "air trapping".

But what exactly those terms are remains unknown.

Coe said: "I described the use of selected data against clean athletes in exactly those terms.

Modern simulators duplicate aircraft exactly in terms of cockpit size, layout, and equipment.

What that means, exactly, in terms of objects and ideas, I'm not sure.

But what does that mean exactly, in terms of the end product?

It is demonstrated how the Laplace operator and its inverse can be expressed exactly in terms of these basis functions.

Even now, he has not spelled out exactly what terms he is offering as a "peace partner".