Sentence examples for more precisely through from inspiring English sources

For the first time in history, we're conducting conversations through written words (or, more precisely, through typing onto screens).

More precisely, through a process of differentiation, the Dao generates the yin and yang qi-energies that constitute all phenomena.

The results are discussed in terms of ways to estimate fracture toughness and indentation cracking threshold loads more precisely through nanoindentation.

When Kant then turns to his own position, positing a synthetic relationship between morality and happiness, he argues that if practical reason's need for a total object is to be met, morality and happiness can only be brought together through not merely a synthetic law, but more precisely, through a normative (rather than causal) synthetic law.

Unlike other STIF models (e.g., the Spatial and Temporal Adaptive Reflectance Fusion Model, STARFM), RASTFM can find similar neighboring pixels more precisely through a non-local searching strategy and derives the weights of similar neighbors more rigorously via a linear regression model.

We could dissect the whole picture via better resolution and analyze the signal more precisely through this new platform.

Supreme authority with a territory — within this definition, sovereignty can then be understood more precisely only through its history.

The timing of this transfer event is more precisely defined through comparison to P. marinus.

The true cause-effect relationship for all observed factors should be more precisely investigated through prospective studies.

Weedy sunflower populations have been reported since the 1970s (Faure et al. 2002; Holec et al. 2005; Vischi et al. 2006), and have been more precisely described through field surveys in France and Spain (Muller et al. 2009): they show typical wild traits (e.g. pigmentation, seed dormancy, strong branching), in combination with domesticated traits.

For her, "Fabrications" had a "highly emotional resonance -- surprisingly close to Antony Tudor's ballets about young love, or more precisely, love recalled through the haze of memory".