Sentence examples for more precise descriptions from inspiring English sources

Proponents of the paid listings say that the involvement of the advertisers makes for more relevant listings with more precise descriptions.

For reacting flows, this evolution must also include more precise descriptions of multispecies flows and boundary conditions.

The case illustrates that there is a need for more precise descriptions of the formal structure of organizations.

Then, intuitively, when o is found to be true, whichever of the more precise descriptions, o1 or o2, is true should make a difference as to how strong the comparative support for the two hypotheses turns out to be.

I would like to know more precise descriptions of the quality of tagging.

However, there was less agreement when we compared more precise descriptions of the interventions.

The French title, "Les Amours Imaginaires," is a more precise description of this palpitating confection, a study of an unconsummated romantic triangle.

But that's the style that I believe will eventually permit a more precise description of Santa Barbara terroirs.

When Ferrari was a small-scale operation building several hundred cars a year, collectors — speculators might be a more precise description — could gobble up part of the company's annual output and park their new toys in climate-controlled garages.

And when Parini appraises the work, he has the knack for finding just the right phrase, as when he refers to Melville's "iron whimsicality": a more precise description of his singular prose style you will not find.

There is no more precise description of Schulz's writing itself, of his incessant search for the "metaphysical core" of things, but also of his brave capacity to change his point of view in an instant, and to turn, at the very last second, in the most ironic and ambiguous way, to the Regions of the Great Heresy.