Sentence examples for this more precise from inspiring English sources

It is time to make this more precise.

With this more precise data, officials could predict where to install new technology to meet changing demands, social scientists could better understand how policy affects solar energy adoption and economists could better value the future of the 8,000 solar companies employing more than 200,000 American workers.

After establishing the nature of capitalism, the book considers what this more precise conceptual framework can tell us about the possible future of capitalism in the twenty-first century, where some of the most important concerns are the effects of globalization, the continuing growth of inequality, and the challenges to America's hegemony by China and others.

Our primary intention in this paper was to precisely estimate the point at which declines in school-age, school-travel pedestrian injury in SRTS areas are likely to have occurred, and to estimate the change in risk based on this more precise estimate.

Euclid defined a boundary as "that which is an extremity of anything" (Elements Bk I, Df 13), and Aristotle made this more precise by defining the extremity of a thing x as "the first point beyond which it is not possible to find any part [of x], and the first point within which every part [of x] is".

To make this more precise, it follows from results of that, if a sequence of integers a_n grows quickly enough that :a_n\ge a_{n-1}^2-a_{n-1}+1, and if the series A=\sum\frac1{a_i} converges to a rational number A, then, for all n after some point, this sequence must be defined by the same recurrence :a_n= a_{n-1}^2-a_{n-1}+1 that can be used to define Sylvester's sequence.

Given this problem, the more precise third-order Zoeppritz approximate equation for velocity and density is derived in this study.

The UN instead of just settling for a broad goal like this created more precise targets.

The words of a libretto (or, for Beckett, of a play script) made this communication more precise.

This requires more precise and cost-effective roll-forming processes than the ones employed in the traditional product development methods.

Unlike several recently discovered asteroids that were first given very long odds for a collision, this time more precise orbital calculations won't eliminate the possibility.