Sentence examples for very precisely in from inspiring English sources

Other species are used very precisely in the film.

It is demonstrated that the PCT curve can be controlled very precisely in view of Δ¯¯¯¯H0.2 and Δ¯¯¯S0.2.

The first global model based on power law kinetics is very precisely in predicting the integral rates of methanol production.

Sartre wrote that, in order to be self-deceiving, "I have to know this truth very precisely in order to hide it from myself the more carefully".

But with every benefit comes a tradeoff: the narrow beam is more secure, but needs to be pointed very precisely in order to hit a receiver on the ground.

Pan's Labyrinth is set six years or so later, in 1944, very precisely in June when news of the Allied invasion of Normandy arrives in an authoritarian state where a party of left-wing guerrillas, the last remnants of the Republican army, are hiding out in the mountains.

Hence, in the situations where human objects appear in the background, the result of panorama may contain blurred human objects, as the structure of human object cannot be detected very precisely via feature extraction, which in turn results in low quality panorama.

There are many comparable details of bygone ballet style that Degas catches very precisely, especially in the statuettes.

"But if somebody is an elite athlete," Pope said, "it would seem rather implausible that they would not be very precisely interested in what they were taking".

All this brings us to PJ Hogan's opulent version, a Hollywood-financed movie, shot entirely in Australia (with some inevitable contributions by George Lucas's Californian outfit), but very precisely set in 1904 London.

A particularity of a mobile call graph is that the links are very precisely located in time.