Sentence examples for precisely make from inspiring English sources

More precisely, make your way 1,353 feet above South Wacker, to the 103rd floor of the Sears Tower.

The results show that the proposed methods can, in general, precisely make 1- to 4-hour-ahead forecasts and the lag time between predicted and observed flood peaks could be mitigated.

We may well consider the legislation proposed by the minister for employment, but I'd like to spend some further time talking to the affected parties before we precisely make a decision on the legislation".

However, to the experience of teams working on GRMD dogs' locomotion [ 2, 3], this wide range of speed abilities would precisely make a standardisation of speed very difficult, if not impossible.

The analysis using the quintile of regional health expenditure showed a positive association between regional spending and outcomes after OHCA; however, we did not observe a clear plateau effect in the relationship between regional health expenditure and health outcomes, probably due to the lack of statistical power to precisely make estimates (online supplementary appendix 5).

But what precisely makes a quota a quota remains unclear.

Researchers are still learning about what, precisely, makes one piece of wetland equivalent to another.

The point had nothing to do with improvisation; Cunningham choreography was very precisely made.

Image logs showed exactly where the losses are happening and allowed the remedial action to be precisely made.

And that suggests that there's something out there influencing them -- or, more precisely, making other types of orbits unstable.

"A conviction of the correctness of this thesis was not precisely made easier by the behavior of patients," he adds.