Sentence examples for to precise degrees from inspiring English sources
– and yet this Baroque 'n' roll architecture was realised through the very latest computer programs predicting schedules and cost to precise degrees.
Finger painting with the Corel Painter app, in particular, shows the limits of the system: while the infrared sensor can track very precise movements, unless you're a surgeon your hovering fingers aren't steady enough to control the on-screen cursor to that precise degree, leading to works of art a six-year-old would scoff at.
Another is that you get to cook each to the precise degree of doneness you like.
I would like to know if it is at all possible to predict an aftershock to the precise degree of "in 3 hours" or "tonight at 10 PM" or "between today and tomorrow".
ii) to what (precise) degree do recipient cells contribute to the NI formation?
This required a methodical (and expensive) two-week laboratory test: participants drank water containing rare isotopes that, when excreted and analyzed, allowed researchers to discern a subject's carbon-dioxide production (and his or her calorie burn) to a precise degree.
But now, a raft of new technology is making it possible for adult children to monitor to a stunningly precise degree the daily movements and habits of their aging parents.
The first goal of toxicologic pathology for the pathologist in the industrial setting is to establish the precise degree of risk posed to the test animals under the controlled exposure conditions.
Future studies need to address these limitations by utilizing an integration index to measure the precise degree of integration at facility level and the effect on health outcomes.
Using this method, we were able to quantify the precise degree of motion of osk and determine its degree of confinement to a specific region of the nucleus.
In the face of such contradictory expert testimony, it is all but impossible for laymen to ascertain the precise degree of risk entailed by the use of computerized voting machines.
