Sentences with phrase «be precise because»

People often ask how long it takes to make one bird and it's difficult to be precise because so much time is spent allowing things to dry, but it's about eight hours hands - on time for a Dunlin.

A pro is that it is precise because of how thin it comes out.

When you do want to pick up the pace the Kodiaq remains composed, and while the steering doesn't have a lot of feel, it is precise because there's a good level of grip on offer.

Not exact matches

«You have to be very precise because we're talking about a new industry and new terminology,» he said.

He explained that the benefits of connectivity in the game's world are pretty obvious: the residents of Chicago are generally happy because their commutes to work are smooth thanks to an efficient traffic system, their energy bills are lower because of a smart grid, and crime isn't much of a problem because police response is swift and precise.

When you're making precise shots around the green, you'll want the highest level of feel from your club, because you want to precisely control spin, distance, and trajectory.

They serve nearly 300 cities in at least 50 countries — precise numbers are tough because they are always expanding.

It's effective because it removes the need to make precise predictions about the future.

Legal experts, speaking on a not - for - attribution basis because precise measures have not been announced, said one possibility is the government might change the Competition Act to say that «abuse of a dominant position» would include «exploitative pricing» or, in effect, charging too much.

The company's apparel team is exploring the possibility of offering «on - demand» clothing that would be made only after a customer submitted an order, using the customer's precise measurements, according to a person briefed on the discussions who asked for anonymity because they were confidential.

A precise number could not be calculated because nine did not answer the question about total employees.

If you believe that Christian doctrine is essentially an attempt to capture dimensions of human experience that defy precise expression in language because of personal and cultural limitations, then the truth about God, the human condition, salvation, and the like can never be adequately posited once and for all; on the contrary, the church must express ever and anew its experience of the divine as mediated through Jesus Christ.

This caused a theological dilemma for the early Christians because, in Mark, Jesus stated clearly that there were things he did not know (when the end was coming, to be precise).

And again, you are correct, I did not use it and erroneously used the less precise and more general word «majority» It was an error which unfortunately I can not correct because CNN does not allow edits... which is a good thing... I don't believe in revising history.

The faithful Mormons are offended because they think Christians are calling them evil people, although many of us are not, while those of us who went to seminary and suffered through a course on systematic theology keep stressing that there is actually a precise definition of «Christian» and that Mormons differ from that definition in a very few important ways.

This is because, in a sense that can be made mathematically precise, the preexisting order inherent in the marbles is greater than the order that emerges after the marbles arrange themselves.

Finally, I'm uncomfortable with your use of the term «chaos theory», but that's because it has a precise mathematical meaning in my household.

Not sure if it's the same one you're thinking of because there were more than six names attached to it — 14 names to be precise.

People have rejected theism because they held untenable the idea of a mind not subject to change or to interaction with other beings, or a mind omnipotent in the sense that its power was all the power in existence, or a mind having precise knowledge of details of the future (or of all times from the standpoint of eternity), or a mind creating a first state of the cosmos at a finite time in the past, or knowing all suffering although it did not itself suffer, or an all - embracing mind which in no sense could be identified with the universe, or one which could in every sense be identified with it.

It is particularly unhappy to shift the days of celebration because Epiphany and Ascension Day mark precise spaces of time (the 12 days of Christmas and the 40 days after Easter mirroring the 40 days of Lent).

It is hard to determine the precise relation of Thomas to oral and written sources because of the fluidity of the situation in second - century Christianity.

We present it here not because it is mathematically precise, but because it addresses in simple terms the mathematics of An Introduction to Mathematics, which as we have said is that kind of mathematics contained in contemporary college calculus courses.

If we ask what overt result Jesus may have hoped for, the answer is not easy, because he issued no program of religious or political reform, any more than he laid down precise regulations for individual behavior.

What if you could understand more about yourself and the world, not because you find precise details to support every single logical deduction, but because in the wrestling with questions you sense you're not alone?

Both are used because he holds that God stands back of the natural and gives it meaning, while at the same time revelation is necessary for a precise understanding of God's will.

The primary reason apostles were so important in the early church is because they did not have an accurate account of the life of Jesus which they were to follow, or reliable examples of what other local churches were doing, or precise guidance from teachers on how to live and apply the life of Jesus to their lives in their cultures.

There are many shades of the historic doctrine, and its precise relationship to our problem was never fully developed in the New Testament because of a lack of interest in it.

What they discovered was that the condition needed we so precise that our existence was a mathematical impossibility, and the researchers only admitted that it was possible because it happened.

Because the death of Jesus on the cross was the very fact that sparked off the development which led to the Easter message, it came to determine the more precise meaning of the exaltation of Jesus in a way that had no parallel in the tradition of Elijah, for he was thought never to have died.

Is not precisely the essential difference between natural and secular history on the one hand and the really personal, sacred history of redemption on the other, blurred, if God's action even outside the history of redemption receives a definite predicamental position within space and time, because a definite, precise individual reality in distinction to others and in a different way from others receives a privileged direct relation to God?

Because it is calculated according to a lunar rather than a fixed calendar, its precise dates change from year to year, and it can begin at different times in different parts of the world.

And it's simply because it's easier to pretend that the ten commandments are a precise, definitive, complete, and most importnatly, straightforward and easy to understand list of does and don'ts.

Fine - tuning is akin to arguing a pot - hole was specially designed because it holds some precise shape / volume of rain water.

Because their locations overlap, there can be neither punctual correspondence between God and the world nor precise detection in spacetime of the locations of the participants in such an event.

However, a musicologist friend insists that singing nursery rhymes is essential to develop children's cognitive skills because of the precise pattern of words and music.

It is the precise trick of emotional bias to make us believe we are exercising love because we are giving the other what we think he needs.

In this piece all the old arguments about the precise definition of the «presence» of Christ in the consecrated bread are gone over, because Luther felt that the agreement in the Wittenberg Concord had been betrayed by the Swiss reformers.

I normally bake using gram measurements because they are much more precise.

It seems that because it is so simple, one must be very precise on certain details.

I like using a candy thermometer for this recipe because I can be more precise making sure the fudge gets to the right consistency.

Because they are precise, LAs give products a professional finish.

I like to measure things in metrics because I think it is more precise so this is a must for me, especially when I am baking.

Because coffee production systems vary so widely, and certifying agencies all have their own fee schedules, it's difficult to pin a precise dollar amount on how much it costs a given farm (or unit of production) to get one of the major certifications.

Curried soup to be precise, because that's exactly what I happened to be feeling like.

I promise to get better at this because I know many of you like to be precise.

The San Francisco Cooking School prefers to measure quantities in grams, because it is a precise system of measurement for bakers.

I do prefer baking by weight, because it's more precise and — therefore — recipes can be reproduced.

I think the reason many fans are worried about Kos is because of his fitness, his Achilles to be precise.

Snail to be precise And sometimes against big teams we used to get one dimensional because of his hold up play style and having no pace for the counters

With Mertesacker in the side, the team will have to be very cautious to play a high defensive line because as we saw against Chelsea, one precise through ball can take the big German out of the game.