Sentence examples for have precise knowledge from inspiring English sources

Mission controllers have precise knowledge of the spacecraft's location as it goes around and around Saturn.

We presently do not have precise knowledge of the relevance of each factor.

From the DSC we have precise knowledge of the overall degree of crystallinity and extent of thickening that has occurred over the whole sample.

This is the first advantage of using ILPC: because 0D constitutional descriptors are easy to obtain, there is no need for the user to have precise knowledge of the calculation used for molecular indices.

In position-based routing protocols, each vehicle contains a GPS receiver or other positioning abilities so that the vehicular nodes can have precise knowledge of their geological positions, movement directions, and speed.

When using Stoney's equation to estimate film stress on cantilevers it is critical to have precise knowledge of the thickness of both the beam and the film.

Predicting the performance of this type of systems at the design level is difficult and sometimes not viable, because this requires having precise knowledge of the expected load conditions and the underlying software infrastructure.

In the design of electronic applications, e.g. rapid single flux quantum (RSFQ) circuits, with high-Tc superconductors there is an obvious necessity of having precise knowledge of loop inductances.

In order to convict Gerardo Hernández, the prosecution needed to prove that there had been an illegal scheme afoot to shoot down BTTR aircraft in international airspace and that Hernández had precise knowledge of this scheme and in fact had supported such an action.

Most of them had not received sex education in their home country, and only the participant with the highest educational level had precise knowledge on STI/HIV.

Taken together, although a higher rate of cancer patients were aware of randomized trials than in the West, a much smaller percentage of cancer patients had precise knowledge of the randomization process or of assignment of a treatment arm in randomized trials.