Sentence examples for formally precise from inspiring English sources

Her voice is at once sad and ecstatic, conversationally fluent and formally precise.

His pictures became more formally precise, as if to make records of objects for forensic scrutiny.

In this course we will look at how to make this intuitive notion of validity formally precise.

The marriage in that film, like the film itself, was a masterwork, as formally precise and harmonious as the Schubert on the soundtrack.

In this course we will look at how this notion is made formally precise in three systems of logic: sentential logic, monadic predicate logic, and full first order logic.

Less formally precise than Stenham, Reiss's raw, edgy play deals with the impetuous passion of a pre-teen girl for her family's lodger; even if the piece sprawls, it has a disquieting ring of truth.

In this paper we address this issue by formally stating the precise relation between several constraint answer set programming languages – AC, clingcon, ezcsp – as well as the underlying systems.

Almost all approaches are designed for 'pen and paper analysis' and many of them are ripe for automation, being formally defined in precise detail, and yet somewhat overwhelming for humans.

And at around the same time she embarked on more precise and formally oriented body of work, which she called Visual Philosophy — diagrammatic drawings inspired by her interest in mathematics, philosophy and symbolic logic.

This formally rigorous and conceptually precise approach will appeal to researchers and philosophers as well as mathematicians and statisticians.

After all the dictionary terms were identified and compiled (4825 terms to date), each term was formally defined using a precise, yet easily understood text description that included the structural features corresponding to that chemical category (Fig. 3).