Sentence examples for precise reading of the from inspiring English sources

Although some of the judge's ruling had an almost Shakespearean richness, describing the bagels' "crisp, mellow-brown skin and a delectable, chewy interior," his decision came down to a precise reading of the minute detail in the old bankruptcy documents.

Additional analysis can lead to a more precise reading of the data because the data specification and data distribution across the groups are generated automatically.

These were used especially for preserving the precise reading of sacred texts.

On Wednesday, her precise reading of Stevie Nicks's "Landslide" removed the swirling scarves from around a song that emerged as the shrewd self-assessment of rock 'n' roll vagabond gazing steadily into the future.

Apply a finger to its infrared sensor, and it takes a precise reading of your pulse, from which it extrapolates your level of emotional agitation.

That food service establishments are regulated and the local 7-11 eschangechange is not arbitrary so much as it is a precise reading of regulatory responsibilities.

Obtaining a precise read-out of regulatory mechanisms from the snapshot data remains challenging due to our insufficient knowledge of the control of metabolism.

Connected, in a way, was Forced Entertainment's precise staged reading of Ágota Kristóf's The Notebook, which I saw last night.

Although still not as accurate as sundials, Greek water clocks became more accurate around 325 BC, and they were adapted to have a face with an hour hand, making the reading of the clock more precise and convenient.

A complete reading of the theme and a precise reference to those who will live in the place can help us in our approach to the project.

"We don't have a precise read on why this slower pace of growth is persisting," the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said Wednesday at a news conference.