Sentence examples for return to precise from inspiring English sources

The ability of birds to return to precise locations across vast distances has been known for some time; in an experiment conducted in the 1950s a Manx shearwater released in Boston returned to its colony in Skomer, Wales, within 13 days, a distance of 5150 km.

With "Mantra" for two pianos and electronics (1970) he returned to precise notation and introduced a new style, in which entire compositions were to be elaborated from basic melodies.

Ozenfant and Le Corbusier, critical of what they perceived to be a decorative trend in Cubism, advocated a return to clear, precise, ordered forms that were expressive of the modern machine age.

Nyad insisted on continuing after a few hours of treatment; if she returned to the precise G.P.S. coördinates where she'd stopped, she could at least attempt a "staged" swim.

Because the rod was planted on a shifting ice sheet, it had to be moved several feet each year, to return to the Pole's precise location.

Although standardized tools to assess the extent of barriers to return to usual activities are proposed, precise interventions to manage these barriers are not available in the literature.

We will look forward to a return to normalcy, but not to the precise status quo that preceded the storm.

It's a precise memory you can return to, over and over — I know I've found a movie I'll love forever if I have the feeling of wanting to watch it again immediately after it ends.

Agassi has made a much better one by putting his world-class returns and passing shots to precise and spectacular use over the past 16 years.

Because the technology displays constant returns to scale, the precise number of firms is irrelevant.

In the same direction of QA, many biomedical IR systems exploit passages, key phrases and aspects retrieval to return more precise results.