Sentence examples for how precise it is from inspiring English sources

That's how precise it is".

It's got five-digit numbers (including a decimal point) corresponding to each "disorder," just in case anyone doubts how precise it is.

He often plays with his head down, pumping away at a beat that may not change for minutes at a time but generates so much palpable heat that it seems insulting to point out how precise it is.

"There's always collateral damage, no matter how precise it is.

It detects up to 16 touches at once, which probably has something to do with the power-of-two number of nanowires embedded in the stuff, but it's not clear how precise it is.

The reliability of an instrument indicates how precise it is able to measure, independent of whether it really measures what it is supposed to (this is a question of validity) [ 42].

Kimball "was amazed at not only at how precise it was in its recreation, but also how authentic the individuals and the casting for the event was..

Mr. Kebede, a naturalized American, said the students had been "gloating about the actions of the terrorists, saying how great it was, how precise it was, that bin Laden is now well known and his ideology is already spread".

When people design a complicated rational model for DSS, no matter how precise, it may not be accepted by users, especially by intuitive-style and feeling-style people (Davis, G.B., Olson, M.H., 1985.

"No matter how precise the bill is, they're going to need to experiment to fix the problem".

"I'm often struck when I'm listening how well structured it is, how idiomatic, how precise the vocabulary is," said Ms. Whittington, the Harvard professor.