Sentence examples for to which precise from inspiring English sources

Al 7075 had applications in aerospace and transport, due to which precise holes are required to drill.

And yet to decide which precise location to apply our energies next was not so easy, for there were many competing options, either repeating the same exploit, or venturing into more recondite territory, like warehouses or factories, and as always we tended to lose ourselves in these reflections, like this lackluster afternoon, watching the way the light developed on the stagnant metal water.

It will take more research to determine which precise alterations lead to autism or other neurological problems, they say.

that the embedded version of the software indeed functions as it is supposed to; that, under normal operation, the software can not be arbitrarily substituted by an operator; that, during a periodic control and particularly in case of suspicion of misuse, the CPS stakeholder will have tools to check which precise version of the software is embedded in a CPS device.

Further research at higher resolution will be needed to accurately determine which precise region is contributing to goal direction.

That is the Namierite analysis of the way the referendum interacts with the Conservative leadership election – two events that are going to happen but for which precise dates have not yet been set.

The other reason is that the three rival Westminster parties - the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats - have not agreed a plan for which precise powers to devolve.

Mike Bradshaw, Ormskirk, Lancs At last, a question to which a precise answer can be given!

In this work we have analysed the extent to which the precise knowledge of the chemical kinetics influences the size of the relief system device for different reaction conditions.

This finding could be in line with the finding of Barnouin et al., according to which a herdsman precise in his techniques was associated with the herd having low SCC [ 16].

But the exact mechanics of communication, the precise purpose to which it is put, and the identities of the powers to which it is directed — these are as various, mutable and mysterious as the art itself.