Sentence examples for exactness is from inspiring English sources
Visual exactness is intimately connected, in Naipaul's imagination, with the modern; it's what makes, for him, Polybius's ancient story contemporary, and its absence turns Flaubert's novel into "theatre".
But Yoshimura's exactness is also a passionately concentrated way of investigating the question of what it means to be free -- and that breeds tension and finally horror.
But this exactness is sometimes the novel's undoing; Annabella's intricate circumlocutions involve so much unpacking that the reader wishes she would get to the point.
Zheng Wang, one of the Ohio State researchers, notes that this level of "exactness" is almost never found in social-science research.Why do people appear to follow quantum rules in their reasoning?
This evidence of exactness is typically the same towards BFS, and the same loop invariant holds.
An important recognition was that exactness is not the same as the inability to pass on variability.
For someone like Bishop, from whom so much had been taken, poetic exactness was a way of keeping the things she loved always with her: the sandpiper ("He runs, he runs to the south, finical, awkward, / in a state of controlled panic"), the moose ("Towering, antlerless, / high as a church, / homely as a house"), the beach ("hisses like fat").
Therefore, accuracy and exactness are the most important aspects of data acquisition systems.
Such boundaries and exactness are the definitive traits of form be it Platonic form, Aristotelian form, or the general form of a proposition adumbrated in the Tractatus.
Globally, above 20 rules, the exactness was approximately 10% for all quality measures (except for interest).
Knausgaard writes beautifully about landscapes, and he describes his inner life the way he describes a landscape, simply noting, with tender exactness, what is there.
