Sentence examples for more precise idea from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon says that between the two rounds of bidding, it developed a more precise idea of what it needed.

It is clear enough what the FA is up to: here, finally is an attempt to provide an actual text, some more precise idea of how exactly we are supposed to play this game, the first since the discredited long-ball gospels produced in the 1970s and 1980s by Charles Hughes, high priest of direct football who "poisoned the wells" for generations to come.

Plans are already being made for another meeting of euro zone finance ministers in the middle of next week, once the Cypriot finance minister has returned from Moscow and officials have a more precise idea of the shape of the rescue deal.

This second set of experiments allowed us to have a more precise idea of the coverage of our detection algorithm.

Although the EWCS presents a higher level of subjectivity, this feature has the advantage of giving a more precise idea of the tasks performed within each occupation.

But if you mean "self aware," most robots have a more precise idea of what's going on with their bodies than humans do.

Some participants used vague language to describe how they wanted "help" with a condition but said they did not know enough about acupuncture before trying it to have formulated more precise ideas about possible outcomes.

From that freewheeling summer, he brought back not only a documentary thoroughly imbued with summer indolence, but, what's more, a precise idea of the way he would be able to shoot the aborted fiction, with non-professional actors he'd find on location.

A consensus nomenclature has been published [ 13] that facilitates uniformity of communication and more precise exchange of ideas and clinical experience.

Conflict resolution between opposite principles and the integration of new, more precise or refined ideas, are a process of adaptation and creating knowledge.

In this paper we make the idea more precise.