Sentence examples for precisely identifiable from inspiring English sources
The chair is no longer extant, but with a bit of digging and dusting we can recover a precise idea of what it looked like, and place it in a precisely identifiable house in Westminster, where Jonson lived his last years – corpulent and half-paralysed with a stroke, but still prodigiously writing – and where he died in 1637 at the age of 66.
In contrast to historical data, evaluation of algorithms using simulated data allows more extensive evaluation of performance across a large number of datasets with precisely identifiable outbreak and non-outbreak periods.
It's just an identifiable logo".
While Turing remains enticingly unreadable, his coterie of friends and colleagues is rendered in immediately identifiable vignettes, precisely cast, efficiently played.
The fans of Asian pop were identifiable by their precisely undulating glow sticks, which I've witnessed fans thrusting at K-pop and J-pop shows before.
Use of an Information Theoretic Approach to assess the simplified model resulted in the list of parameters that were identifiable and thus could be estimated precisely.
Evidential support seems to be precisely the sort of relation whose connection to the scientifically identifiable objects and properties is difficult to ascertain.
In fact our results show that the models would not be identifiable even if all state variables could be measured precisely at a high frequency.
However, the reported positioning of Bmi-1 positive cells does not precisely overlap with Lgr5 positivity, suggesting that actually there may be two pools of molecularly identifiable populations of stem cells within the intestine.
It is precisely those who have no other choice who are the subject of the film -- their faces and identifiable struggles as well as their future and the future of the country as a result.
