Sentence examples for precisely there are from inspiring English sources

Oddly, given the precision necessary in patisserie (every ingredient, including liquids, must be weighed precisely) there are two quite distinct ways of making a macaron.

While no company has replicated the Chorus approach precisely, there are examples of its principles at work in nonpharmaceutical industries.

She spoke softly, precisely: "There are some kinds of Christianity that insist you have to believe literally in doctrine.

And although that association is not news precisely, there are a couple of aspects of the new study that make it notable.

In the last seven to 10 days this has blown out to a 17-seat loss for Labor; more precisely, there are 17 seats currently held by Labor in which the implied probability of a Labor win is below 50%.

end{aligned} More precisely, there are three possibilities.

Diamond says the European model can't be followed precisely: there's no palatable way to limit voting rights in the modern world.

More precisely, there were so many different prints in existence that Mr. Wong was inspired to make a definitive version: "Ashes of Time Redux".

More precisely, there was a specific drug effect in the four-load condition with faster reaction times to the probe in the WM task and higher corrected hit-rates in the LTM task.

Although both meters recorded the timing of pressure changes precisely, there were some differences in the amplitude of the signals.

More precisely, there is no impact of the diversity transmission compared to normal transmission for this case studied.