Sentence examples for precisely passed from inspiring English sources

He blamed his poor shooting performance on a judging error; he claimed one of his shots, which was deemed to have missed the target, was instead so accurate that it had precisely passed through one of his earlier bullet holes.

In spline interpolation, the interpolated surface must precisely pass through the data points; meanwhile, the surface must have minimum curvature (Naoum and Tsanis 2004).

Following implementation, under the premise of precisely passing the via-points required, the cubic spline is used in Cartesian space planning to make either the velocities or the accelerations at the initial and ending moments controllable for the end effector.

Possibly, the most experienced surgeons performed tubular discectomy too routinely and less precisely, compared to those surgeons who just passed the learning curve.

Of the 58 bills she sponsored or co-sponsored, precisely one passed the full House: a repeal of the Affordable Care Act that has as much chance of becoming law as it does of becoming a kumquat.

Youzhny began tracking down Mathieu's penetrating ground strokes and responding with surprising lobs and precisely measured passing shots.

A description of precisely what is passed along eluded discovery until the late 1800s, when the work of many scientists, Pasteur foremost among them, determined the role of bacteria in fermentation and disease.

And it passed precisely seven weeks before a presidential election, even though labor unions viewed the accord as a threat to their jobs and strongly hinted that they would punish Democrats who supported it.

The Endangered Species Act was passed precisely because states were not doing enough to protect wildlife.

Really, when you think about it, the cold has me, or even more precisely, the cold has passed through me.

News of Italy's disastrous campaign for its own union unfolded before the world precisely as the United States passed through the perilous autumn of 1862.