Sentence examples for the accurate part from inspiring English sources

"You seem like a decent, normal guy," one applicant says to Eric, and for much of "WTC View" (which had its premiere in 2003 at the New York International Fringe Festival before it became a 2005 film), Mr. Sloan and Mr. Lewis keep the audience on its toes as to whether "normal" or "seem like" is the accurate part of that description.

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The resulting number is the company's estimate of what the exposure is worth.The second, more accurate part depends largely on how much activation companies do and how good at it they are.

The sayings of Jesus are generally considered the more accurate parts of the Gospels, so from this we can assume that Jesus really did not wear such robes.

The accurate prediction of die-casting performance is essential for the design of die-casting dies, the main purpose being to produce an accurate part, but the effecting factors in a good design are the decision of the mold-surface, the runner shape and operating conditions.

In the case of hot isostatic pressing (HIP), this tool is used to optimize the design of the initial mould in order to obtain a very accurate part after compaction.

We rush to a rousing climax which, naturally, sets up Part three (or to be technically accurate, part 3a).

Using this understanding, it is possible to build accurate part models and optimize, fabricate and test them successfully.

Albeit industrial application all the component should be expected as highly accurate parts to give up the better output to the end user.

One way to assess progress is by maintaining and interrogating an accurate "parts list" of the contributing gene products and their attributes.

Machine tools (capable of producing dimensionally accurate parts in large quantities) and jigs and fixtures (for holding the work and guiding the tool) were the indispensable innovations that made mass production and interchangeable parts realities in the 19th century.