Sentence examples for more accurately this from inspiring English sources

But, more accurately, this game is Wisconsin versus the world.

More accurately, this astonishing music made its listeners slower: captive to a different and stretched-out time scheme.

To predict the jacking force more accurately, this paper summarizes four calculation methods of curved jacking force.

Regarded more accurately, this is not a property of space alone but of the four-dimensional continuum consisting of time and space conjointly.

To predict failure more accurately this paper fully characterises glass composite material, including developing a model for the non-linearity of the woven roving in tension and shear.

With Sanchez likely to throw more, and more accurately, this season, and with the potential return of the all-around threat Leon Washington from a serious leg injury, the Jets' offense is evolving.

In an effort to make this list reflect renter's experiences more accurately, this year we added five year population growth to measure a city's desirability and one year job growth to reflect its economic prospects.

He noted that officials are "throwing the flags more accurately this year; the specter of Johnnie Cochran hovers".

The aim of this meta-analysis was to clarify more accurately the association of this polymorphism with malaria risk.

Really, the title "mechanical bull" probably describes the last two albums more accurately than this one.

Carnegie Hall has plenty of time to coin a name that more accurately projects this group's appeal.