Sentence examples for more accurately so from inspiring English sources

The old treasures, perhaps with the exception of the Imperial Palace, are almost entirely gone, or more accurately, so swamped by the new stuff that they go unnoticed.

(Rebuys happen when a certain inventory item is selling well and we need to acquire more of it). Our algorithms help us see these trends earlier and more accurately, so we can stock inventory more efficiently and be ready for spikes in demand.

The startup can detect those false positives much more accurately so that you don't get locked out of your own bank account.

Using hybrid models, one may represent time and event-based behaviors more accurately so as to meet challenging design requirements in the design of control systems for problems such as cut-off control and idle speed control of the engine.

TheS4.2500 uses secret-sauce software tricks like word clocks and jitter reduction to reproduce music more accurately, so you hear details that get masked or blurred in lesser systems.

As a result, the realities behind our particular economic game came to be described more accurately; so much so that the media and politicians had to change their language a little to adjust to -- admit to -- a series of previously ignored ugly realities.

The agency will look to examine it every time that it comes past, allowing it to estimate its mass more accurately and so come to understand what it is made of.

The aim was not to expand the number of people diagnosed with mental illness but to ensure those affected were more accurately diagnosed so they could get the most appropriate treatment, said Dr David Kupfer, the University of Pittsburgh psychiatry professor who chaired the revision committee.

But few people know just what makes turbochargers, or turbo-superchargers, as they're more accurately called, so essential to raw speed.

More accurately, after ever so briefly pretending to listen, each treated me to a convoluted explanation that said in essence: Don't blame me.

Or, perhaps more accurately, he returned so that his case could be pled on his behalf; even he appeared surprised at the rapturous reception at this exquisite and at times impressively powerful show.