Sentence examples for precisely grounded from inspiring English sources

However, the death penalty today is precisely grounded in an "economic" rationality.

However, considering nuisance species as a type of socio-nature further allows turning the problem around; rather than a question of nuisance species, the current failure of the modern society to stop the biodiversity crisis despite such a high level of knowledge and power could be seen as being precisely grounded in the Western paradigm of environmental dominance and exploitation.

I loved looking at the world through its precisely ground glass, though now it sits idly on my desk, its obstinate, mechanical simplicity a lifeless monument to the designer Sixten Sason's hard-edged minimalism.

Castillo slid about 10 feet, precisely to where Matsui grounded the next pitch.

More precisely, they are mathematically grounded on the basic features of the system, despite not being explicitly mentioned in its standard abstract characterization (Crutchfield mentions as non-intrinsic emergent phenomena the patterns in the Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction and the energy recurrence in anharmonic oscillator chains reported by Fermi, Pasta and Ulam see Crutchfield 1994b).

The subject had come up when it was mentioned to Ms. Arnold that a letter published in the British cinema magazine Sight & Sound had ridiculed the notion that she belongs in the same company as Mr. Loach, and went on to claim that "Fish Tank" "offers little insight into social relations, precisely because it isn't grounded in reality".

Begin digging a hole for the container until it fits snugly into the hole with the mouth of the cup precisely at ground level (the slugs should be able to fall into the cup easily from ground level).

In 2008, the Supreme Court would vote 5 to 4 to strike down the ordinance on precisely those grounds.

The film's success with its target audience is precisely the grounds for its failure with most critics.

The strategy calls for the use of sea-launched cruise missiles and more precisely targeted ground attacks and bombing strikes, including plans to destroy the most important Revolutionary Guard training camps, supply depots, and command and control facilities.

But the judge did not tell Ms. Harris precisely what grounds she must consider for rejection or acceptance, and her remarks last night did nothing to clarify what basis she would use for evaluating the explanations she demanded.