Sentence examples for precisely tied from inspiring English sources

The light-dependent response of larval muscles expressing ChR2 was precisely tied in time to repeating light pulses, with precision at the level of 15 milliseconds (ms) or less, and did not significantly diminish with many repeat pulses (Fig. 1B).

Happily, Penguin's Phileas Fogg, Sam Guncler, is impeccably Foggian in his striped vest and precisely tied ascot (Patricia E. Doherty did the fine costumes), and he never boards a vehicle as erratic as a balloon.

This further ability on the part of the prophet is precisely tied to his having a strong imaginative faculty.

Each sari is precisely tied, hair styled in a tight bun, and no jewelry is worn.

Acquaintances said he was always careful not to disclose how precisely he was tied to the Bo family.

Because the state has retired and refinanced most of the authority's bonds, it is difficult to say precisely how much debt is tied just to Giants Stadium.

When the observation of natural cycles played a greater role in people's awareness of temporality, change was "softer," less precisely calculable, and intimately tied to a more fluid and large-scale sense of rhythm.

Indeed, the omission is especially important as the French and Russians made proposals to include an express requirement for a further decision, but these were rejected precisely to avoid being tied to the need to obtain a second resolution.

More precisely, the suture was tied at both sides of the tendon, and both ends of the suture were then connected to the Kevlar wire (i.e., it was as if there were two sutures connected in parallel).

Those can be tied back very precisely to an individual.

More precisely, their ties go through a man in Huntsville, Ala.