Sentence examples for precisely fix from inspiring English sources
Scotland Yard would later precisely fix Litvinenko's movements on the afternoon of 1 November: a bus from his home in Muswell Hill in north London; the tube to Piccadilly Circus; a 3pm lunch with his Italian associate Mario Scaramella in the Itsu sushi restaurant in Piccadilly.
More precisely, fix (zin Y) and define a mapping (f_{t}:Yrightarrow Y) by (f_{t} (x)=tz+ 1-t S x)) for all (xin Y) and given (tin(0,1)).
Changes in the SI units are proposed that will precisely fix the value of the constant to exactly when it is expressed in the unit mol−1 (see New SI definitions, in which an "X" at the end of a number means one or more final digits yet to be agreed upon).
Conversely, an electronic definition of the kilogram (see Electronic approaches, below), which would precisely fix the Planck constant, would continue to allow 83⅓ moles of 12C to have a mass of precisely one kilogram but the number of atoms comprising a mole (the Avogadro constant) would continue to be subject to future refinement.
Thus, all the conditions of Theorem 2.10 are satisfied and T has infinitely many fixed points, precisely Fix ( T ) = { 2 2 k : k ∈ N 0 }.
The most precisely fixed canons are those that have been defined by official religious bodies.
Nine dancers move in unison, without emotional expression, in precisely fixed choreographic patterns designed to demonstrate sheer grace of movement.
Thubron estimates that Siberia, whose borders have not been precisely fixed by geographers, occupies one-twelfth of the earth's land mass.
As we report today, the Labour leader is planning an intervention to that effect, the timing of which has not yet been precisely fixed.
We defined quantum amplitudes on a curvilinear space of precisely fixed end points.
The Wiedemann–Franz (WF) law states a precisely fixed ratio by which the electrons transport heat and charge, providing a basic rule to determine the thermal properties.
