Sentence examples for more precise that from inspiring English sources

In other words if we find other terms, assumingly more precise, that will replace terms "conservative" and "liberal".

Joan's odd behaviour following Gerry's death in 1975 meant, to be more precise, that she behaved uncharacteristically. Since that time, I had got to know her alone.

We can be even more precise that that, I think: it's the kind of snow you see covering the East Village street walked by Bob Dylan, arm-in-arm with Suzy Rotolo, on the cover on Freewheelin', as dawn breaks at behind them.

Pointing to the exact position of a part of an object can be more precise that describing the position; showing the motion of an object can be more precise than describing the motion.

The wireless carrier reported $13.4 million1919 cents/share) in net income for Q1 2009, almost triple (2.85 times, to be more precise) that of 2008 Q1's $4.7 million7(7 cents/share) earnings.

Once sellers select their comparables, Zillow will provide them with a private estimate that's likely a bit more precise that the Zestimate and — of course — try to connect the homeowner with an agent.

"Some caddies say, 'Just hit it over that rock,' but we're more precise than that," Watson said.

The underlying assumption of the "modality appropriateness hypothesis" is that auditory temporal resolution is more precise than that of the visual modality.

Simulation result shows that the ranging accuracy of the TQR-type sensor is more precise than that of the DPQR-type one.

Note that the numerical calculation of (4) is much simpler and more precise than that of the infinite double series of the products of Gaussian -functions of equation (3) in [18].

But O'Neill is more precise than that.