Sentence examples for precisely reading from inspiring English sources

One type of these linear variable differential transformers (LVDTs) has been designed to be also insensitive to transversal displacement thus allowing 3D movement of the sensor head while still precisely reading its position along the sensitivity axis.

The tiny, highly accurate Blu-ray laser beam – powered by GaN-based violet laser diodes – can precisely read these hyperfine pits.

Unfortunately what you've just read is precisely the sort of smart-alec liberal elitist response that's proved so resoundingly popular and electorally successful this year.

Or more precisely, they read like I did when I was a girl.

Isn't my purpose on this earth, at least professionally, precisely to read the most unpopular stories?

Smiling mischievously, articulating each syllable slowly and precisely, he read them out loud: "I never miss a word".

The recorded interviews were transcribed precisely and read several times to gain general impression.

Most recent WSSD analyses completed on chimpanzee, dog and bovine genomes masked to lowercase repeats having a divergence < 10% from the repeat consensus [ 24- 26] to more precisely calculate read depth values.

But that is precisely what anyone reading the sports pages might think.

It is sometimes said that any literary epoch of the last 400 years can be precisely described by reading its Shakespeare criticism.

Reading him is a wonderfully disorienting experience, not least because of the odd, invigorating uncertainty as to what it is, precisely, we are reading.