Sentence examples for exactness in from inspiring English sources

In particular, since a large deformation of RC beams is induced from the ductile behavior of reinforcing steel after yielding, an exact prediction of the post-peak displacement history may depend on the exactness in defining the unloading and reloading behavior of reinforcing steel.

Her photographs were recognized for a sense of balance and exactness in their composition.

"This is precisely the eighth time I have begun to write this book," Stothard tells us with a deceptive exactness in his opening sentence.

His accounts of personal expenditures during his service, kept with minute exactness in his own handwriting and totalling £24,700, without charge for salary, had been given the controller of the treasury to be discharged.

Günter Grass, in post-Hitler Germany, sought to revivify a language that had been corrupted by the Nazis; he threw whole dictionaries at his readers in the hope that new freedom, fantasy, and exactness in the use of words might influence the publicists, politicians, and teachers in the direction of a new liberalism of thought and expression.

Albert based his logic on William Ockham, his physical theory on Jean Buridan, his mathematics on Thomas Bradwardine, and his ethics on Walter Burley (rejecting Buridan's psychological determinism) and was at first respected more for his clarity and exactness in exposition than for his originality.

The general account being of this nature, the account of particular cases is yet more lacking in exactness; for... the agents themselves must in each case consider what is appropriate to the occasion, as happens also in the art of medicine or of navigation".

The prisoners' answers varied in exactness and details, but could be clustered in three groups: pharmacological treatment, individual treatment by a psychologist, and group treatment.

To improve this situation, we used instead the Precision parameter, which is a better characteristic for testing exactness or fidelity in cases with significant differences in sizes of positive and negative numbers.

School nurses believe in exactness; bloody noses, insulin levels, high fevers, lice and facts in books.

But there is one detail that sticks out for its improbable exactness: The $1.000 billion in profits Facebook reported for 2011.