Sentence examples for precisely either from inspiring English sources
The show fosters collegiality, for, at their level, experts in pre-Columbian art cannot nail down meanings precisely either.
Their jobs do not correspond precisely, either: Mr. Bloomberg, with a feeble City Council, has more control over bread-and-butter issues like crime, education and housing.
More precisely, either one randomly chosen user, which was online in run r−1, is removed from the online user set U r−1, or one previously offline user is added.
(Peirce 1878, 133) While often read as meaning that the truth is whatever the community of inquirers converges on in the long run, the notion is interpretable as meaning more precisely either that truth (and "the real") depends on the agreement of the community of inquirers or that it is an effect of the real that it will in the end produce agreement among inquirers.
Looking up the dark, debris-strewn street full of people wrapped and shuffling like refugees makes you wonder what precisely either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney have done to deserve these people's devotion.
Thus every solution of system (2) either converges to the unique equilibrium point or is asymptotic to one of the points at infinity, precisely to either ( 0, ∞ ) or to ( ∞, 0 ).
But all the intervals in this case are clearly trivial; so if (ain X) is any root point, the tree order (le _a) is described by saying (xle _a y) precisely when either (x=y) or (x=a).
However, respondents found it difficult to recall precisely for either reference period.
This relationship may explain why the PGA/PGC ratio reflects the functional status of the gastric mucosa more precisely than either PGA or PGC alone.
We then tested the specific requirement both for H1 and H2 (H2a or H2a and H2d), by precisely removing either helical domain in Col or EBF* (ColΔH1/ColΔH2a and EBF*ΔH1/EBF*ΔH2 proteins, respectively Fig. 3A).
Because it is rare for cases to conform precisely to either a necessary or sufficient relation, the concepts of consistency and coverage are used to measure how well this is achieved [ 28, 29].
