Sentence examples for narrowly precise from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schickler's gifts are more substantial but no less narrowly precise.
In the end, the towers were not only big; they were also unmistakable: Yamasaki lined the exterior of his creations with row upon row of precise, narrowly spaced vertical columns that became the trade center's signature motif.
Intellectual assets cover those generic cluster of intangible assets which, when narrowly defined within a precise legal context, emerge as rights which are protected or can be protected by law.
One concept that previous research does not appear to have systematically addressed is the psychological impact on children who are in the vicinity of an event such as a bomb but narrowly miss being at the precise location during or immediately after the event.
Ultimately, like the rival (toneless) system Latinxua Sinwenz, GR failed to gain widespread support, principally because the "National" language was too narrowly based on Beijing speech: "a sufficiently precise and strong language norm had not yet become a reality in China".
By isolating a defined cell population with a standard immunophenotypic sorting regimen and using a rigorous and reliable ChIP approach, we were able to enrich regions marked by both broadly (H3K27me3) and more narrowly (H3K4me3) distributed histone modifications as well as the precise regions defined by occupancy of the central hematopoietic transcription factor, CEBPA.
Members of the responding sex are usually narrowly tuned, with respect to both sensory equipment and behavioral response, to the precise blend released by conspecific emitters (e.g. [7]).
For example, we found that less precise data can appear to suggest a reduced likelihood to look at a narrowly defined area of interest (such as the eyes in a face, relative to the mouth).
The measure lost narrowly.
Nadal narrowly beat Borg.
