While still a young man (probably about age 20), he built a wooden clock that kept precise time.
The 18th-century English naturalist, Gilbert White, for instance, kept precise weather records in his village, Selborne, for nearly 40 years.
The Giuliani Administration hired about five thousand new officers and implemented CompStat, a computer system that kept precise data on where and when crimes took place.
On this account, those violate the accuracy of language, which ought to be kept precise, who interpret these words for the measured quantities.
Almost from the outset, he failed to keep precise track of Ibn Battutah, prudently flying from Tangier to Cairo because Algeria is suicidally dangerous for foreigners these days.
Although he kept the precise facts of his early life under wraps, documents show that he was beamed down to Birmingham, Ala., in 1914 as Herman Poole Blount, affectionately known as Sonny.
The league does not keep precise counts of player origins.
Most people in this town of 23,830 — like the British, the local authorities keep precise records — appear unfamiliar with Orwell.
Divers who like to keep precise track of their experiences may even prefer it to the iOS alternative.
Based on surveys, the federal government estimates that there are at least 131,000 aides working in New York, but the state does not keep precise figures.
