Sentence examples similar to precise to a degree from inspiring English sources

One of the reviewers commented that the final state described by a V-R is more precise than a degree adverb.

In our model, discrete deflections evoked synaptic conductance waveforms with precise latency, corresponding to a high degree of synchrony.

The fact that the world appears to be so perfectly knit, so stunningly precise down to the millionths of a degree, so beautiful, and in the end so meaningful to anyone who can appreciate these qualities, is a problem for materialists.

This required a methodical (and expensive) two-week laboratory test: participants drank water containing rare isotopes that, when excreted and analyzed, allowed researchers to discern a subject's carbon-dioxide production (and his or her calorie burn) to a precise degree.

But they represent the external features to a precise degree.

Yet I have myself been living the experience to a certain degree — to minus 70 degrees Celsius, to be precise.

It is simple to set and use and heats up to four gallons quickly and maintains precise heat within half a degree centigrade, and can be set in half degree increments.

Various thermostats had different ranges in which they would operate, and rarely was anything so precise that a mere 1/10th of a degree would cause something to start or stop.

Needless to say, such information is invaluable to restorers and conservators". Determining the level of damage to such a precise degree can hopefully enable preservationists to better determine how to save the vanishing portrait.

I would like to know if it is at all possible to predict an aftershock to the precise degree of "in 3 hours" or "tonight at 10 PM" or "between today and tomorrow".

The men who caned them observed a precise technique (a 90-degree angle to the upper back) under police scrutiny.