precise造句
91. Invitro experiments show back titration to be very accurate and precise in determining the alkali content of standard bicarbonate solutions.
92. There is no need to be too precise about temperature, but blood heat is about right. 3.
93. As a result the X-ray absorption spectrum contains a precise signature of the atomic environment of a particular element.
94. Unlike us, Edna was a direct person, providing absolutely precise answers to cosmic inquiries.
95. Visigothic and Burgundian law-codes are more precise, but they date from later generations.
96. Coffee grounds and cab drivers tend to be less precise than computers.
97. The great scholars also are largely ignored for their craft skills and precise goals in scholarship.
98. As Born first showed there are precise relationships between the crystal elastic constants and the interatomic forces in a regular crystal lattice.
99. For a given corpus size, if one uses coarser classification then more reliable but less precise predictions are obtained.
100. It will be appreciated that the precise nature of the degree or defect in acuity or field of vision is highly individual.
101. This qualified chimera image will allow our comparison of Presocratic reasoning with scientific reasoning to be more precise.
102. How can they achieve maximum or target levels of profits or sales without precise information concerning their revenues and costs?
103. The precise reasoning behind the apparent intent to inflict fatalities and casualties among the civilian population in Britain is far from clear.
104. Yet how can you tell the precise grounds.of righteous or unrighteous anger?
105. Variance component analysis showed that at least two biopsy specimens should be evaluated per subject to allow a precise individual characterisation.
106. Many may argue that such a precise level of customer communication is not commercially viable or technically feasible.
107. The precise authority and structure of an audit committee will vary depending on the company's circumstances.
108. Traditionally, literary criticism has paid little attention to questions of precise historical contextualisation.
109. Gary Near, a San Francisco attorney representing the plaintiffs, said the airlines have precise records of who should get refunds.
110. It is also true to say that there was relatively less consensus about the precise relationship between causes and outcomes.
111. Hence there are actors other than the state, and their precise role in international society depends on the interests of international capital.
112. At your request, we will assess your energy needs and recommend or design a specific solution to meet your precise requirements.
113. Like the precise astronomical observations of the Maya, these technical achievements proved to be a dead end.
114. Despite the absence of precise measures, there are a few types of circumstantial evidence that suggest legislative weakness.
115. For these reasons, the precise extent of the social cost of monopoly remains a subject of continuing controversy.
116. It is very hard to match digital computing, which is designed for precise, accurate calculations, to this domain.
117. The serious aerial photographer will be looking for adjustment through vertical and horizontal axes so that the field of view is precise.
118. The focus on the single political actor has analytic advantages, since data gathering and analysis can be precise and intensive.
119. The precise boundaries were often changed, but the location of the battlefield remained essentially the same from beginning to end.
120. Without any precise calculations let us assume this is ￡8 a week.
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