Sentence examples for precise we need from inspiring English sources

In order to be more precise, we need to take into account the second moments of the transition distributions.

To be more precise, we need subspaces in im □ ∩ 〈 ∂ ¯ χ f 〉 ∩ C ∞ (M ¯, Λ 0, 1 ) of arbitrarily large G-dimension in order to solve our problem.

To be more precise, we also need to force the density to be non-negative, e.g., by writing it as the square of some other function, see a particular choice in Equation 6 below.

The technology we have now, such as functional MRI brain imaging, are more like blunt tools than the precise instruments we need.

Here the story is about getting a "just-in-time" workforce, finding the precise workers we need just at the time we need them but letting them go when our needs change and then replacing them with new ones.

If the process is delayed even by a minute or two, we will kick up a fuss; our pre-race routine is very precise and we need to get fuel into our bodies as quickly as possible.

This is the precise discussion we need to have.

Reference [21] described the two major HIPAA rules as patterns to make HIPAA clearer and more precise, but we need to identify more regulation patterns by analyzing available regulations, standards, and policy based systems.

When we don't have the precise answer we need, we use the next best thing: a factual anchor.

These business initiatives are the precise innovations we need a lot more of to hit the Clean Trillion -- and by Clean Trillion I mean the annual clean energy investments that are needed today to limit global warming to 2oC and avoid the worst effects of climate change by mid-century.

More than any video I have seen, this short clip amplifies the moral imperative for reform capable of freeing us all from the health insurance nightmare where nameless, faceless bureaucrats routinely tosses our loved ones in the trash heap at the precise moment we need the most care--a system that has come to symbolize the banality of evil in our time. .