Sentence examples for most precisely in from inspiring English sources

Listen to any pop record and the thing that places it most precisely in time is the thing that was once so shiny and new.

The energy gap can be measured most precisely in a tunneling experiment (a process in quantum mechanics that allows an electron to escape from a metal without acquiring the energy required along the way according to the laws of classical physics).

The pathway has previously been implicated in determination of neuronal identity, perhaps most precisely in studies of neurogenesis in worms [ 37, 38].

Those that are new and yours alone to describe in detail are probably the ones reported most precisely in your research articles.

But while Hemingway is at his most precisely analytical in writing about the bullfighting of Pedro Romero, the ballet's Pedro (Brooklyn Mack on Thursday) is a conventional ballet-Spanish figure, doing the bravura steps that get churned out all too often in the ballet version of "Don Quixote".

While pharmacological perspective currently tends to modify the target approach from a general to an individual treatment strategy, our data suggested that the in vitro model most precisely mimicking the in vivo situation must be determined for each patient and for each gene studied.

Yet despite the outrageous claims, quantum mechanics is true--it's the most precisely tested theory in science with an accuracy of about one part in a billion (for the electron's anomalous magnetic dipole moment).

This is the most precisely level moment in the election, the moment when the candidate, no matter who, is just another voter, no different in any respect from the other voters who will drop by during polling hours.

One of the most precisely determined quantities in physics, the magnetic dipole moment of the electron can be calculated correctly from quantum theory to within about one part in 1010.

It is the interval that is most precisely reproduced by subjects in experiments; shorter intervals tend to be overestimated and longer ones underestimated.

The ethereal, yet diamond hard, tone of Sakharov's humanity and thinking is most precisely and movingly located in his 1968 essay, "Reflections on Progress, Peaceful Coexistence, and Peace".