Sentence examples for precisely what is seen from inspiring English sources
Figures 8 and 9 reinforce precisely what is seen in the histology.
This is precisely what is seen in the presence of low concentrations of diazoxide.
In certain books there are some renderings that might be so described; in Exodus 24:10, for example, "they saw the God of Israel" becomes "they saw the place where the God of Israel stood," but an examination of the Hebrew context suggests that this is precisely what was seen.
He points out that what Ms. Castner produced does not precisely duplicate what is seen on the kouros and on ancient, naturally weathered dolomite.
In this elucidation of disparities, this revelation that what is seen by the Trinidadian/British eye is precisely what is not seen by the Bombay eye, lies Mr. Naipaul's particular brilliance as a cultural analyst.
Once the water is apparent and you will see precisely what is within the pool, it is possible to run your pool vac through it.
To better understand this third option it is useful to see more precisely what is being doubted.
"In the future, we see such cameras becoming a standard on spacecraft so that you can see precisely what's happening," explained Luis Gomes, director of Earth Observation and Science at SSTL.
The benefit for us would be that when the crunch time of a crisis came, the visual infrastructure to see precisely what's going on in space, like G.P.S., could be made unavailable to a hostile force.
In particular, by identifying the course of the Northern Qi Great Wall, which ran somewhat south of the Ming Wall, and by using United States Army topographical maps, I have been able to elucidate more precisely what was at stake during these negotiations (see Maps 3 and 5).
But that is precisely what's happened.
