Sentence examples for make this more precise from inspiring English sources

It is time to make this more precise.

To make this more precise, it follows from results of that, if a sequence of integers a_n grows quickly enough that :a_n\ge a_{n-1}^2-a_{n-1}+1, and if the series A=\sum\frac1{a_i} converges to a rational number A, then, for all n after some point, this sequence must be defined by the same recurrence :a_n= a_{n-1}^2-a_{n-1}+1 that can be used to define Sylvester's sequence.

We will now make this more precise.

Euclid defined a boundary as "that which is an extremity of anything" (Elements Bk I, Df 13), and Aristotle made this more precise by defining the extremity of a thing x as "the first point beyond which it is not possible to find any part [of x], and the first point within which every part [of x] is".

You can add adverbs to make this more clear and precise.

There is no attempt to make this more precise indeed it is not really clear how that might be done.

The following three examples make this claim more precise.

However, numerous difficulties arise when one tries to make this notion more precise.

Udayana tried to make this distinction more precise by giving a list of criteria for a property to count as natural.

One way to make this claim more precise would be to note the existence of striking similarities between the Vaiśeṣika system and Sanskrit grammar (cf. esp. Faddegon 1918).

We can make this proposal more precise by articulating a metaphysics of belief encapsulated in John Perry's distinction between what an agent believes and how she believes it.