Sentence examples for precise in terms of from inspiring English sources

And can you be any more precise in terms of the scope?

But such warnings are more precise in terms of source and recipient when sent by means of the myco-net.

"Our findings show that in the last year, it has been much more precise in terms of what the community and people are telling us," Mr. Nadiry said.

You have to reinvent the plays, but I'm not sure you can set Shakespeare anywhere, or at any time – sometimes modern dress can create as many problems as it solves, and if you get too precise in terms of period, you can imprison the text rather than release it.

He said that he could not go into particulars, but he added, "I think it does suffice to say that these operations have been very effective because they have been very precise in terms of the targeting and it involved a minimum of collateral damage".

The notion of ideal generic extension of $V$ can be made precise in terms of so-called Boolean-valued models, which provide an alternative version of forcing.

In the upper arch, the least precise movement in terms of absolute values was incisor rotation (imprecision, 5.0° ± 5.3°), while the most precise movement was vestibulolingual tipping of the canines (imprecision, 2.5° ± 1.5°).

A decision has to be made about whether the BBC continues trying to do "all things" or takes on a more "precise" mission in terms of output.

"The Tech City Map is a great resource, but we don't recognise this precise split in terms of companies that make up the businesses based in the cluster," he said.

It is truly remarkable that these structures are in principle, and often in practice, amenable to precise calculation in terms of a few basic physical constants: the mass and charge of the electron, the speed of light, and Planck's constant (approximately 6.62606957 × 10−34 joule∙second), the fundamental constant of the quantum theory named for the German physicist Max Planck.

Precise conditions in terms of pressure and temperature depend on the composition of the guest gas.