Sentences with phrase «more precise idea»

A State association of financial services regulators commented that further quantitative testing of consumer comprehension would be a helpful exercise and give the Bureau a more precise idea as to how many consumers properly understand mortgage terms, costs and differences across products.

If you look at the camera section there I started giving rating, that will give you even more precise idea where in the average section it stands for example average starts from 3 and above average starts from 4.

To get a more precise idea of exactly how much you'll spend on supplies and other first - year expenses for baby, be sure to check out Babycenter's excellent First Year Baby Costs Calculator.

Today, we'd like to give you a more precise idea on how much you can expect to get from your car accident injury claim based on a number of variables.

Such studies are vital, experts say, because they offer scientists a more precise idea of how different regions might prepare for potential damage due to global warming.

I now have a more precise idea of how the dive center operates, what there is to do with divers from check - in to check - out.

Have a look at the screenshot below to get a more precise idea of the branching scenarios concept:

This is supposed to allow the test to give a more precise idea of each student's strengths and weaknesses.

On the other hand, «if we see this Jesus» born for us and crucified for us, «then we have a much more precise idea of God, who God is, and what God does.»

Not exact matches

Central to this Court - led revolution is the idea that the Constitution is in a state of more or less perpetual evolution, whence it follows that judges need not be bound by the precise words of the document, or by prior precedent, or by settled historical meaning.

This idea is not to be immediately pursued and made more precise.

A «more precise» idea of God, gained through an experience of God - with - us, was not only important for the Church and its evangelical mission.

Many readers of this volume may find the Whiteheadian notions scattered throughout it helpfully suggestive, without being concerned with Whitehead's methodological justification for his ideas, or with the more precise understanding of his philosophy that can only be attained by learning some of his technical vocabulary.

Buchler often uses language to evoke a rich texture of meanings, rather than to offer a single precise definition for any concept or idea.16 (This style is more prevalent in the works on human process than in MNC.)

I don't like cooking, or to be more precise, I don't like the idea of cooking, as I've never cooked before.

The Assembly was more precise: It erased Cuomo's idea from the budget resolution that passed the house Wednesday.

Although Muller, American physicist Leonard Troland and Russian geneticist Nikolai Koltsov had all suggested two decades earlier that genes might grow like crystals, Schrödinger's idea was far more precise.

In defending that statement, he writes in his rebuttal that «Of course, there are a lot of numbers that we do not know well, but the general idea in statistics is that if these numbers have been generated by a process described by evenly distributed errors, the more precise number is still the best predictor of the real number...» (It goes on.)

We launched a new research consortium called CaloriCoolTM in 2016 with the idea that refrigeration could be radically better — cheaper, cleaner, more precise and energy - efficient — by abandoning vapor - compression technology for something entirely new: a solid - state caloric system.

This group will support your home yoga practice, give you a chance to share your ideas about practice design with others, and inspire you to be more creative and precise with your yoga practice design.

Usually I'm a lot more precise, but you probably get the idea;) You find a list with the products I used below.

Students must show their learning by tracing the evolution of their thinking as they make their ideas clearer, more precise, more logical, and more sophisticated.

They're in a tough spot and I think, while this precise move might not be that significant, it shows a general increasing awareness that their public positions of hostility to a lot of the current reform ideas are hurting them more than helping them.»

If you like the idea of having additional safety features, more precise voice directions, or even a bigger, more robust display, then you might want to consider investing in a new GPS device (approximately $ 150 — $ 300) to lead the way.

Whether you bring together multiple factors to seek deliberate and diversified outcomes or single factor ETFs to implement more precise views — smart beta factors can be useful tools to gain transparent and low cost access to the intuitive and long - standing investment ideas that drive performance.

To gain a precise idea of what size mortgage their clients can handle, lenders use formulas that are much more complex and thorough.

The idea of resolution vs frame - rate is based on one simple idea: reducing GPU fill - rate - the amount of pixels drawn - frees up enough power to process frames faster, resulting in smoother gameplay, usually with more precise, lower - latency controls.

Some of the plans are thoroughly developed, with straight lines and precise measurements, while other more quickly drawn sketches capture his initial ideas as they arise.

Many companies are starting to use robots to do all of the scanning and sorting to make it more precise and efficient, but gaming software company Jodone has come up with a different idea.