Sentence examples for which we precisely from inspiring English sources

For shorter time spans, regularization in space and time would have been needed, which we precisely intended to avoid.

By calculating the exact distribution of avalanche sizes, we are able to show that, over a limited range of avalanche sizes which we precisely identify, the distribution has scale free properties but is not a power law.

"What's neglected today are those goods which we produce precisely through our relationships – things like friendship, trust, generosity and giftedness".

We also proposed a well-defined carbon depletion and refilling mechanism, with which we can precisely gauge the minute carbon concentration inside Cu (less than 10 ppm), and control the nucleation density in a reproducible manner.

At this point we have, on the one hand, biological processes and, on the other, a formal language by means of which we can precisely and rigorously encode information concerning biological reactions in a set of EVFs.

Ultimately, I suggest that the CoI framework creates a lens through which we can more precisely understand the goals and processes of asking students to interact with peers, and thus more effectively develop strategies for designing and assessing interactive activities.

The Impact of the Highly Improbable, in which the author poses the problem of the growing difficulty of imagining a future that has not been extrapolated from the present, a projection of today on tomorrow, which we consider - precisely because it is thought of in this way - can be coped with by referring back to the same prevalent, hegemonic conceptual pictures of the moment (Taleb 2008).

But no one in high public office seems willing to talk seriously about the extent to which we were attacked precisely we were already active abroad, rearranging other people's political institutions and futures.

To tease apart the role of spatial and temporal effects in the variable lifespan blood vessel model, we developed a "fixed lifespan blood vessel" model in which we controlled more precisely spatial and temporal dynamics.

We are on the verge of a new era in molecular medicine in which we will more precisely understand the patient's disease, vulnerabilities, and reserve.

Language is a vehicle of meanings, and one of the arguments cited to support the disputed existence of mentalese, in which we allegedly think, is precisely the possibility of translation between languages.