Sentence examples for preferred precise from inspiring English sources

Such shortcomings have nothing to do per se with style or preferred precise design vocabulary.

The words are plain, occasionally profane and likely to annoy anyone who prefers precise rhyming patterns.

First, lawmakers avoid ordinary vague expressions like 'driving too fast' and prefer precise speed limits (or blood alcohol limits, or tire tread measurements).

We mainly focused on hydrophilic filters because they did not generate small secondary droplets during oil droplet detachment from the filter, and this is preferred for precise separation of oil and water.

Thus, at the outset, it was deliberately decided not to base the whole programme on a supposedly precise quantitative forecast.1 In this specific situation, it was possible to explain the infeasibility of such an approach to policymakers, who naturally would have preferred a precise forecast.

At times, a native language was preferred for precise expression.

It is as if the writer must prefer the precise analogy to the likeness that we might easily share.

The general public and the emergency services would obviously prefer a precise prediction several days in advance, but any warning is better than none at all.

And as reported in a forthcoming article in the journal Psychological Science, they clearly preferred the more precise advisors.

Therefore, the MLP model is preferred as a highly precise model in predicting ηith compared to the MLR model.

So in early as well as in later essays, Neurath dismissed also in the economic context the appeal to pseudorational precise calculations preferred on the mere grounds that they might offer fixed outcomes to be considered the best.