Sentence examples for precise had from inspiring English sources

In the LHT schedule of Experiment 1, SHR were substantially more precise (had lower values of w) than LE (see Figure 5).

Or, to be more precise, has anything changed in the mind of at least one of them?

In Siena's experience, Albany's approval rating — 24percentto to be precise — has never sunk so low.

In fact, fewer than half of the 254 counties in Texas — 120 to be precise — have sentenced a person to death since the high court's decision.

Dr John Blodwell Newcastle upon Tyne For too long London (or Westminster to be more precise) has held too tight a sway on the nation's life.

Ms. Marín, now 25, wonders how Afghan civilians will emerge after weeks of bombing, which, no matter how precise, has already claimed some innocent lives.

His X Factor final look – number 38 from Gucci's autumn/winter 2015 catwalk, to be precise – has drawn comparisons with a pair of caravan curtains.

Tonight a 10,000-strong group from England - Merseyside to be precise - has rocked up in the area thirsty to see their team serve up some champagne Europa League football.

The parameter constraints we obtained are precise, have a clear biological interpretation, and are consistent with independent experimental observations.

To be more precise, I had no friends at all.

Precise finishes had to be "not 100percentt but 150 percent," Mr. Malakhov said.