Sentence examples for its precise and from inspiring English sources

When Polanski's film came out here last year at this time, I wrote in admiration of the its precise and tight-lipped visual style — but wondered whether its classicism is connected precisely to nostalgia for a world in which intimate secrets remained secret.

More important, he noted, its precise and polished quality changes the manner of the woman who wears it.

For all the praise Spain has received for its precise and graceful play, the players are hardened.

Its precise and intimate scope, its canny sense of refracted representations, turns its lightly idealized modernism into a powerful version of political documentary.

Among the available genome engineering tools, the CRISPR-Cas9 system has garnered most attention owing to its precise and tunable ability to target any location in a genome and its ease of use in living cells.

In its precise and rueful depiction of the private impact of public policy — in particular, the domestic ravages of war — "Little Sister" is an instant classic, a modern counterpart to the 1946 postwar drama "The Best Years of Our Lives".

Although it was recognized almost a century ago, its precise definition and components, and its clinical importance, are still debatable.

It apparently occurs at very low densities, as records are few in most areas and its precise distribution and movements are unclear.

Damping in RC bridges is a complex phenomenon, and its precise description and representation in a FE model are difficult.

By measuring the time it takes for the pulses to reach the microphones, the computer can calculate how far the headset is from each one and determine its precise location and orientation.

However, the first stable culture of R. felis allowed its precise phenotypic and genotypic characterization, and demonstrated that this species belonged to the spotted fever group rickettsiae.