Sentence examples for meticulously than from inspiring English sources

Color relationships of HSV color model are described more meticulously than RGB color model.

The book is centered around a subset of three longer poems, in which the author's grip attends more meticulously than ever on its outline in space and time.

Possibly, these subjects whose condition is closely related to impaired HRQoL (i.e. whose expression is mostly decreased HRQoL) find its assessment particularly relevant and are therefore more likely to respond and to do so more meticulously than "average" subjects.

But for the next few weeks it contains clothes by the rising star Tim Hamilton, whose designs are far more versatile, expensive and meticulously folded than the wacky poly-blend wardrobe of my callow youth.

These simple dwellings have been less meticulously restored than the sumptuous structures in the center, but throughout, there are few glimpses of the modern.

While the show revels in nostalgia-drenched visuals, it feels at times that the set and costumes have been more meticulously planned than the narrative or characterization.

All respectfully done, without a clash or conflict of interest or sound overlap, all these movements inside the park seemed better planned and meticulously orchestrated than the fracas of crowds outside entering the General Admission lines on Saturday.

People already skim rather than meticulously read their Twitter timeline, making it easier to pass by the ads than ones on Facebook, where algorithmic sorting and a focus on real friends encourages people to read each post — and the ads in between.

The event felt rushed and improvised rather than meticulously organized.

Dowding has proven through various experiments that simply applying a thick layer of compost on top of existing soil (rather than meticulously digging it in), reaps fantastic results.

He works more meticulously and expensively than any other coach, having movies taken at every practice, which he studies each morning as if he were John Huston going over the daily rushes.