Sentence examples for identified with precision from inspiring English sources
At some point Gagarin knew he must have lifted off, but the exact moment was elusive, identified with precision only by the electrical relays of the gantry's hold-down arms as they moved aside, the four clamps disconnecting from the rocket's flanks within a single hundredth of a second of each other.
Today, the received view is that there is a biological basis for all types of delusions, but that in some cases it has not been identified with precision yet.
Although an X-ray crystal structure of lactose permease (LacY) has been presented with bound galactopyranoside, neither the sugar nor the residues ligating the sugar can be identified with precision at ∼3.5 Å.
Because this multistep, delicate technique was applied to few cells, only 40% of total foetal cells could be identified with precision, which is in accordance with our usual findings under such circumstances.
The most basic of these principles is that, before the quality of any program or service can be evaluated, the relevant elements of quality must be identified with precision.
Criminologists aren't able to identify with precision the causes for the national increase.
Yet even now, neither Ms. Freedman nor Mr. Weissman can identify with precision the collector whom Ms. Rosales has said she represents.
"We need not identify with precision the point at which the tracking of this vehicle became a search, for the line was surely crossed before the four-week mark," Justice Alito wrote.
Earlier experience has shown that this analysis is difficult because distributed systems often exhibit stochastic behavior and because time intervals are hard to identify with precision.
The challenge is to identify with precision those patients in whom SRT is absolutely required for optimal disease control and those in whom SRT can be safely omitted (Meyer et al, 2005; Diehl, 2007; Eich et al, 2007; Picardi et al, 2007).
The cause of Bharara's ire can be identified with some precision.
