Sentence examples for precisely popular from inspiring English sources

It was precisely popular oral poetry (Volksdichtung) that contained and defined the Volksseele.

Precisely, popular approaches are based on (1) model transformations (e.g., extended Kalman filtering [19]), (2) resorting to QML solutions [15], and (3) Monte Carlo sampling principles.

A key reason for the occupation's persistence is precisely the popular notion that it is a temporary condition.

Led by Bart de Wever, a charismatic bruiser, the N-VA's appeal stems precisely from popular exasperation with the messy, unsatisfying compromises of the older political groups.

Yet, because the drug is not prohibited and thus not screened for, there is no way to know precisely how popular it is.

Her computer monitor displays the results of a cluster of software programs giving her almost instant updates on precisely how popular each of the news articles on the company's home page is, based on her readers' tastes and interests.

I ask if, for all his testimonies to the simple power of playing rock'n'roll, and how he says he's happy pitching up for an impromptu set at a local bar with a pick-up band, whether he would have been content if he'd ended up precisely as popular as his friends and contemporaries Southside Johnny and Joe Grushecky, blue-collar rockers who never transcended the clubs.

This has serious (although not intended) effects on the development of science itself, for those who are to become scientists in future have their first contact with a discipline precisely through popular readings.

And in fact, pollsters and analysts say, Mr. Putin, a 47-year-old former K.G.B. agent who took over as acting president last New Year's Eve after just four months as prime minister, has managed to remain remarkably popular precisely because he has religiously shunned any one ideology.

What if they are good (and popular) precisely because they are small?

People may not analyse its complexity but it's so popular precisely for that reason.