Sentence examples for precise guide from inspiring English sources
Now, we might not bleed that repository dry for a precise guide of what to do with our lives, as a Rabbi might to the Talmud, but what we do is not that dissimilar.
For the same reasons, and because he so rigorously limited himself to local facts and specifically rejected any intent to set up desegregation rules or patterns for other cities in other circumstances, such a decision need not be a precise guide to future cases.
[Perhaps] no more precise guide can be stated than Joseph McDonald's clever paraphrase of the Golden Rule: "Take not from others to such an extent and in such a manner that you would be resentful if they so took from you". permits courts to avoid rigid application of the copyright statute when, on occasion, it would stifle the very creativity which that law is designed to foster.
These are estimates, not precise guides; a company often remains a family until around 15 employees, a tribe until around 150, and so on.
In terms of the number of the cases for analysis, Perry (1998) argues that there are no precise guides to the number of cases that should be included.
All were patiently explained by our exactingly precise guides: U.S. Geological Survey research geologist Kate Scharer, system administrator Stan Schwarz and Caltech staff seismologist Jennifer Andrews.
We attribute the dramatic accelerating effect and precise guiding of the microtube array to three-dimensional (3D) adhesion and electrostatic interaction with the SiN x microtubes, respectively.
However, analyses of pretreatment tumor biopsies for markers predictive of response, including PD-1 ligand (PD-L1) expression and mutational burden, are insufficiently precise to guide treatment selection, and clinical radiographic evidence of response on therapy may be delayed, leading to some patients receiving potentially ineffective but toxic therapy.
We report on an optimally precise optically guided system for three-dimensional (3D) conformal radiotherapy using multiple noncoplanar fixed fields.
In the assessment studies we will consider here, such criteria are given in precise scoring guides.
They do not act as precise action guides that inform us in each circumstance how to act in the way that more detailed rules and judgments do [ 11]." Note 2: The notion of 'coherence' is not well defined.
