Sentence examples for rather exact from inspiring English sources
You must hurl a ball, with a straight arm please and from a rather exact position, 22 yards, making it land in the same place every time, with sufficient guile, pace, or other sleight of hand to avoid the destructive impulses of the batsman.
As a method for industrial application, ion implantation is a controllable and rather exact manner.
In the first example, a very detailed data set would enable a rather exact estimation of uncertainty due to sample size, while in the second example, much less detailed data is available.
Thus their figures are well in line with the above rather exact figures from Pubmed.
Its catalysis of specific reactions requires rather exact architectures at the catalytic centre, and indeed much of the art and science of catalyst production involves determining and synthesising them.
The steep slope of the linear part of the a– x plot (Fig. 2 ▶) means that the values of x that correspond to where the a parameter deviates from linearity are rather exact; they are indicated in the figure by three thin lines labelled ' x'.
For the first time, this paper compares several approaches to fatigue life prediction using a real automotive engineering case study, taking into account that optimisation based on fatigue life requires accurate relative distribution rather than exact values.
Diseases will have new names: they will no longer be referred to as vague groupings of symptoms but rather as exact molecular pathologies (instead of "colon cancer" it will be the exact genes and pathways disrupted).
I think that, rather, the exact opposite must be true: real respect means having balls enough to publish the unvarnished results of a close reading.
The tips my colleagues and I offer on infant behavior, however, must be recognized as mere guideposts rather than exact road maps to specific destinations.
Candidates file dollar ranges rather than exact figures to the Federal Election Commission, and only some elect to make their tax returns public.
