Sentence examples for precise appreciation of from inspiring English sources

Mr Chesterton's drawings are capital, and indicate a precise appreciation of his friend's ironies.

His account of his work with Fela Anikulapo Kuti in Nigeria, where the inventor of Afrobeat lived in a compound surrounded by women who would do his every bidding, coexists with an equally salivating but precise appreciation of Kuti's epic-length polyrhythmic beats.

Indeed, three-dimensional culture in real and simulated microgravity allows a more precise appreciation of the role the biophysical constraints play in shaping cell phenotypes and functions.

A precise appreciation of the wide range of viruses classified within the anelloviruses is a prerequisite to understanding such disease associations and the disease-inducing potential of these viruses in general.

A more physiological approach based on deeper understanding of tissue responses could allow more precise appreciation of the importance of choosing one fluid over another [ 17] or more direct assessment of the adequacy of blood flow and hemoglobin concentration in providing effective oxygen delivery.

It is an eccentric presentation of noble manners and depends, for its effect, on precise timing and appreciation of what is being satirized.

Education that is rooted in the liberal arts teaches students a variety of marketable skills, chief among them precise communication skills, appreciation of creative expression, the ability to think critically and consider historical and cultural perspectives.

Occasionally, Beaumont's style can be cloudily academic, with sentences about "the consolidation of urban capitalism and its attendant class formations" and a generous sprinkling of references to Foucault, Adorno, Benjamin and co, but for the most part it is sharp and precise in its appreciation of London's messy charms.

This provides us with more precise and accurate estimates of depth and an improved qualitative appreciation of the three-dimensional (3D) shapes and positions of objects.

Whatever the precise figure, the general conclusion is clear: An appreciation of the likely loss of animal life leads to a massive increase in the assessment of the overall damage and cost of climate change.

"Before seeking pardon, it is necessary to have a precise knowledge of the facts," he wrote in a letter released yesterday, in which he expressed his "strong appreciation" of the research.