Sentence examples for interested in precise from inspiring English sources
The nineteenth-century novel, however much it criticises the bourgeoisie, is a bourgeois form that grew up with the prosperous middle classes who had time for reading, and were interested in precise discriminations of social relations and moral and immoral behaviour.
Though he's sent to a spa town in central Europe to be treated for "black bile", Serge doesn't do much in the way of emoting, being more interested in precise spatial perceptions and the feelings he gets from dialling through radio frequencies.
Moreover, relief forces are interested in precise travel times for their routing in case of emergencies, mass events, and disasters.
Whereas the journal initially focused on a select group of disciplines interested in precise positioning, it has, however, significantly expanded its range of topics.
Throughout the present work, we will indicate with M positive constants which can be different from time to time and we are not interested in precise.
The operator A is said to be strongly positive in a Banach space E if (varphi(A,E <frac{pi}{2}). Throughout the present paper, we denote by M positive constants which can be different from time to time and we are not interested in precise values.
He's not interested in the precise shape of your land, just how much of it you have.
Dr. Cooke and Dr. Hogenesch said they were less interested in the precise number of human genes than in making sure they had the full set, however many it might be, since researchers trying to understand some aspect of the body's function could be led astray if some vital gene was missing from the catalog.
With triple-frequency GNSS, we are more interested in the precise positioning over long baselines.
For the sake of brevity, readers interested in a precise description and derivation are referred to the calibration section in Stähler and Thomas (2012).
We limited our sampling of mammalian mtDNAs almost exclusively to primates (and Bos taurus) because we were particularly interested in obtaining precise comparative estimates of mutation rates and selection pressures that may otherwise become unreliable when sampling is overly sparse.
