Sentence examples for increasingly exact from inspiring English sources

For decades, scientists have been analyzing the round-trip travel time of the flashes to make increasingly exact measures of the Moon's shape, wobbles, distance from Earth, and physical characteristics.

Like many a recent convert, Brock had grown increasingly exacting in his zeal.

Refugees and volunteers speaking to VICE News in Istanbul and Athens said Afghans must be increasingly exacting in their interactions with immigration officials.

The new method, called Exact-Steady-state Adaptive Chemistry (ESAC), performs multiple fast reduced-model simulations of the steady-state problem, each time refining the accuracy of the solution by using increasingly accurate reduced models.

(Increasingly, non-exact sciences, including cognitive psychology and meteorology, use modelling).

From the 19th century on, as writers increasingly explored the exact effect of music on the emotions, these two terms took on the aspect of value judgments.

Increasingly however the exact role of prophylaxis is being questioned as well-designed prospective trials are rare [ 10].

And like other rulers before them, the Communists depend for funds on increasingly heavy levies exacted from people like Qiu Mingbao.

It's a dismal spectacle, and if it goes on indefinitely it will exact an increasingly high price.

These days new cars seem to fall into one of three categories: retro-cute, Asian counterfeit, or, as is increasingly the case, an exact replica of the last model.

As the dynamic behaviour of a structure becomes increasingly sensitive to the exact details of the structure with frequency increasing, the short-wavelength components tend to be more significantly affected than the long-wavelength ones by the system parameter uncertainties [16].