Sentence examples for on some precise from inspiring English sources

It all depends on some precise numbers related to the Higgs that researchers are currently trying to pin down.

But at some point the advertisers will insist on some precise performance measurements, going far beyond the circulation figures and Nielsen ratings they are getting now on the old media.

On the one hand, some precise real data about companies may not always available, on the other hand, some companies may have an incentive to conceal their real output and input data.

By a more complex argument it has been derived that based on some more precise assumptions on the formalisation of the 'more becomes more' principle, a distribution is obtained that is monotonically decreasing according to a power law; for example, see [30, 33 35] for more details.

Continents slowly take on more precise shapes.

In the end, we agreed on a deal that is not based on trust, but on precise commitments, on transparency and verification.

We hoped to shed some light on the precise mechanism of RNA synthesis.

The present results also raise the important possibility that the detailed profile of motor abnormalities evident in extrapyramidal diseases depends to some extent on the precise frequencies at which pathological synchronization occurs.

Although they have been assumed for a long time to protect cellular and molecular structures from the damaging effect of desiccation [ 8], only recent results shed some light on their precise action.

While we do not deny that the definition of the borders has some influence on the precise direction of the gradients in these fields, such a change would have no influence on the gradual representation of decreasing amplitude modulation rate as you move away from A1 (the most striking finding in this study) nor its general relationship to the tonotopy gradient.

In attempts to meet a growing need for standards that can be applied more rigorously in legal and commercial and technical bibliographical uses, some countries and some craft associations have tried to develop classification schemes based on precise, in some cases almost mathematical, descriptions of the various elements of letter shapes.