Sentence examples for very precisely for from inspiring English sources

And now, after Chimborazo, I had successfully measured the distance very precisely, for me at least.

Such research, he said, should let company fine tune very precisely for taste and smell.

In addition, the accelerometer can be calibrated very precisely for the component in the flight direction, which is the dominant direction of the non-gravitational accelerations.

Large and small ribosomal subunits are captured very precisely for both cytoplasmic (cl. 1) and mitochondrial (cl. 3) ribosomes, in agreement with the previous results for E.coli.

BtSc performed very precisely from the first session, and BcSc grasped all objects directly in the last one (see Figure 5 for an example photograph).

It still took Thomas and Simcox more than a decade before their reintroduced populations flourished on land very precisely managed for its needs.

The humanitarian organization said it had shared the GPS coordinates of its hospital with both US and Afghan forces previously, yet it said the facility was "repeatedly hit very precisely" by bombs for more than an hour.

MSF said that even though it provided US forces with the GPS coordinates for the facility, the main central hospital building, which houses the intensive care unit, emergency rooms, and physiotherapy ward, was "repeatedly hit very precisely" by bombs for more than an hour, "while surrounding buildings were left mostly untouched".

MSF said that even though it provided US forces with the GPS coordinates for the facility, the main central hospital building, which houses the intensive care unit, emergency rooms, and physiotherapy ward, was "repeatedly hit very precisely" by bombs for more than an hour, "while surrounding buildings were left mostly untouched".

The whole analysis was based on the infrared cameras from the ExacTrac system, which seems to work very precisely and suitably for clinical practice.

This new technique allows for making very precisely engineered little canals and then filling them with copper (or another material) leaving no gaps at all.