Sentence examples for properly and precisely from inspiring English sources

Three wheels are required to keep Kepler properly and precisely aimed, and now there are only two.

The socks were immaculately white, as if Gail believed that if everything were properly and precisely attended to, right down to the cotton that sheathed his toes, her son's brain could recover.

Protective structures are designed explicitly to fulfil a function that in many cases is an extreme event; therefore, an explicit design has to properly and precisely account for the nature of the solicitation imposed by the extreme event.

Copperfield's perfectionism suggested not only a desire to have things done properly and precisely, but also that he sees himself as being somehow above reality's imperfections.

"Numerous C.I.A. officers at all levels of responsibility failed to ensure that the intended bombing target -- the Yugoslav Federal Directorate of Supply and Procurement headquarters -- had been properly identified and precisely located before C.I.A. passed a target nomination package to the U.S. military for action," the statement said.

It even was used to detect the level of glucose in mixtures of glucose and albumin and in human serum, and it operated properly and identified the glucose concentration precisely.

This information is interchangeable between species: constructs derived from S. cerevisiae Hac1 mRNA are properly spliced in mammalian cells, and yeast Ire1 recognizes and precisely cleaves XBP1 mRNA-derived substrates (Niwa et al., 1999).

What will be interesting to see is how robust Energy Elephants technology is, and, precisely, how it works and if it can be properly defended against other players.

Indeed, to think properly is precisely to be grateful for the gift of Being (see What is Called Thinking?).

And precisely how does Kant solve it?

It aimed to give a representative Congress broad power to tax and to regulate - to do all sorts of things that Parliament could not properly do precisely because the new Congress, unlike the old Parliament, would be elected by American voters who could vote the bums out if we disliked the taxes, or the duties or the excises or the imposts or the penalties or the regulations.