Sentence examples for precisely upon from inspiring English sources

Analogical reasoning, as Fodor says, is an example of "isotropy in the purest form: a process which depends precisely upon the transfer of information among cognitive domains previously assumed to be irrelevant" (Fodor 1983, 105).

By angling their app precisely upon these lightbulbs, 'players' shoot a bright blue ball into the unlit fixtures, thus completing the sculptures with a gently audible swoop sound.

More precisely, upon entering the flower, the bee's back pressed a pair of "trigger" appendages of the outer anther lobes, causing the anther clefts to close tightly and prevent pollen release.

But he became a sworn foe of Mr. Blair's plan, under which, he felt, peers were sent packing without precisely agreed-upon long-term provisions for replacing them.

This is a policy that would severely harm universities' ability to recruit, and almost completely wipe out the pathway market that many rely upon, precisely to raise international student language skills to required levels for degree success.

Shintō priests carry a flat, slightly tapered wooden mace (shaku), which symbolizes their office but otherwise has no precisely agreed upon significance.

Or, more precisely, nearly upon us, because the robotic vacuum cleaners I tested actually bear a much closer resemblance to the quirky appliances on The Flintstones than they do to the flawlessly performing bots featured on The Jetsons.

Box stacking task (Figure 5D): Three Styrofoam boxes were repeatedly precisely stacked upon each other (using the left hand only) and then unstacked.

Two types of innate immune responses, which are precisely regulated upon infection from different types of pathogens, have been recognized in plants so far.

In our study, endoscopic CR was precisely defined upon endoscopic observation of the entire oesophagus as disappearance of the tumour lesion, no ulceration, no budding, no new lesion on endoscopy and no local progression on CT scan.

MS. CAREY'S popularity depends upon precisely this mixture, unlikely as it is, of easy sentimentality, canny professionalism and brilliant singing.