Sentence examples for precise a from inspiring English sources
The more precise a definition, the better.
What are the historical records for so precise a date and so precise a method?
Boolean queries are precise: a document either matches the query or it does not.
By Emma Allen Baking is a pursuit for the precise; a teaspoon is not a teaspoonish.
Baking is a pursuit for the precise; a teaspoon is not a teaspoonish.
Instead we ask for factual ways that someone did well– something more precise, a focus on the actual events.
It is so precise a weapon it is accurate to a range of less than two metres.
"And you'd better damn well have as precise a notion as you can of what your objective is".
In fact, the World Tribune is not published in the United Kingdom, nor is it, to be precise, a newspaper.
The method creates a digital image that is vivid and precise: a photograph that requires neither film nor camera.
The recent development of adenine base editors (ABEs) has enabled efficient and precise A-to-G base conversions in higher eukaryotic cells.
