Sentence examples for some of the precise from inspiring English sources

Kortum adds that the current study could lead to further work in the field, by researchers examining some of the precise economic adaptations individual countries might have to make in a warming climate.

Gen. David D. McKiernan, the senior American commander in Afghanistan, acknowledged that "some of the precise language still needs to be worked out" with allies that objected to taking on counternarcotics missions.

The report also divulged some of the precise language from an e-mail message sent on Aug. 21, 2001, to Federal Bureau of Investigation headquarters from an agent in Minneapolis in which the agent wrote that it was "imperative" that the Secret Service be warned that terrorists working with Mr. Moussaoui might try to hijack a plane and divert it to Washington.

Donn Nauert appreciated the game's good graphics which complement the adventure theme, but he noted that some of the precise movements that are required in various areas may cause some frustration in gameplay.

When ({X_{i}, igeq1}) are independent and identically distributed r.v.s, some studies of the precise large deviations of the partial sums (S_{n}, ngeq1), can be found in Cline and Hsing [2], Heyde [3, 4], Heyde [5], Mikosch and Nagaev [6], Nagaev [7], Nagaev [8], Ng et al. [9] and so on.

Data from open-ended responses provided some indications of the precise sources of dissatisfaction (lack of a water dispenser and cups to drink, shortage of seats in the waiting area, and lack of shelter from rain and sun in the waiting area, which is outside the clinics).

There is some dispute in respect of the precise date of installation and the builder.

Further, it reminded me of the crucial role of the public defender: regardless of whether the defendant he represents is entirely innocent, guilty of some crime, or guilty of the precise crime of which he is accused, the public defender must ensure that a procedure is followed.

In modern times, some of the most precise measurements of light-bending have come from radio observations of distant galaxies.

Abstract: Despite their solitary existence deep in space, NASA's observatories routinely provide some of the most precise astronomical measurements ever obtained.

The angles of their bowed heads and raised arms, carefully arranged before assembly lines, are just some of the decorative, precise formal elements.