Sentence examples for precise saying from inspiring English sources
Given the presence of 3G, HMD has decided to beef up the size of the handset slightly — it's 13.29% greater volume to be precise — saying it's been ergonomically redesigned to enable more spacing between the buttons to make the typing experience more comfortable.
"They're precise," said Michael Brod, the gallery's owner and the creator of the installation.
"They say their missiles are 99percentt precise," said Muhammad Shraib, 36, a computer programmer from Mosul, a northern Iraqi city.
Any writer has to gawk when reading her because her work is very subtle and precise," said Smiley.
"It's pretty precise," said the 29-year-old Soule, which is like saying that snake charmers and lion tamers need to be a little bit careful.
"It was incredibly precise," said Mark Fisk, a Cincinnati resident who photographed the arrest from his delivery van, three cars behind the suspects.
"It's quite precise," said Price.
And if you want to be even a little more precise, say go up to 128 pixels, you need two million voxels.
As chipmaking becomes ever more precise, says PRI President Mitchell Tyson, the more things there are that humans just can't do as efficiently.
As climate feedbacks from warming soils and oceans--both huge carbon reservoirs--become better understood, the models will become more precise, says Ammann.
"Very short messages cause you to be very precise," said Rendell, who has observed an increasing number of CEOs who are blogging about their work day.
