Sentence examples for precisely followed from inspiring English sources

Don't go away with the impression that this is a precisely followed formula or locked in stone, because it isn't.

Mr. Delfs gave the Andante a true walking speed, and his quick tempos in the other three movements were precisely followed and never out of breath.

Then, in arranging the type, the forger would have to insure that the spacing between letters precisely followed the original book — for dozens, if not hundreds, of pages.

Theodore White's "The Making of the President 1960" — he published similar treatments of the 1964, 1968 and 1972 elections — won the Pulitzer Prize, and is widely credited with creating the modern blow-by-blow form of election books, but practitioners haven't precisely followed his lead.

These colors were not reached during the laboratory experiments, even when the published formulas were precisely followed.

The ionospheric irregularities intensity seen in the HROTI index precisely followed these two main peaks during the main phase of the storm.

It uses rhyme but does not precisely follow Dante's rhyme scheme and metre.

But she, too, receives letters from readers who feel anxious when they do not precisely follow her suggestions.

High-resolution studies of deep-sea cores confirmed that glacial periods, as reflected in seawater temperatures, precisely follow Milankovitch's predictions over roughly the past one million years.

But it is a bit of a touchy-feely process (like making pastry or bread) even if you are careful to use the exact quantities of ingredients and precisely follow the instructions.

It was found that the tractor could precisely follow the paths.