Sentences with phrase «or more precisely»

Or more precisely, multiple olive jars.

Or more precisely, John Lockwood Associates hired Bridget with the understanding with Bridget and with her former broker that she could continue to use the name Elite Properties.

One of the central, most useful tools of the trade are mobile phones, or more precisely, smartphones (iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone).

But then, just when things were humming nicely and the billions were flowing in, along came some scientists, skeptics and sunspots — or more precisely, the lack of sunspots — to upset their apocalypse cart.

Or more precisely — it could.

However, the researchers didn't test why guitars (or more precisely, guitar cases) increase women's likelihood of giving their phone numbers to an attractive stranger.

Or more precisely: for couples where one spouse is leaning - out but has not made a final decision and the other spouse is leaning in and wants to save the marriage.

I'm a Parent Blogger (or more precisely a daddy blogger), Vlogger, occasional Essex Chronicle columnist and more.

The chronological — or more precisely, reverse chronological resume is the most common resume format.

Or more precisely IF she should use them at all.

Or more precisely, what value did you bring to previous employers?

It is tolerably exciting to see support for fiat currencies in jWallet as well — or more precisely, tokens created by the Jibrel Network itself.

Uber is using the same technique to teach AI agents to play Grand Theft Auto (or more precisely, let them learn by themselves).

Then came along the story of HMRC's discs, or more precisely the ones that went missing and could not be found despite the house being turned upside down.

The modern view would see it as having more similarities to an easement (or more precisely to a generic «servitude»).

Of course, you can ask the bank (or more precisely, one of its officers) to sign such a contract.

A freezing order was an important tool in the court's armoury for the purpose of doing justice between the parties, or more precisely for the purpose of preventing or policing the disposition of assets which would inhibit the enforcement of an order.

Or more precisely, before talking about brainstorming solutions — we need to first brainstorm what the problems are.

The reason why it may seem complicated depends on the knowledge or more precisely on the lack of knowledge of a single individual about all aspects of technology and his need to find help and good knowledge resources.

Instead, more properly or more precisely, the vehicle would be required to stop at the stop line.

The innovation process - or more precisely, the ideation process - often begins with a specific question, problem or hypothesis: «We can reduce cost single - plaintiff litigation matters by rethinking our client onboarding and service delivery processes», or «we are being priced out on patent prosecution work in the US due to boutiques and alternative providers».

This is a «policy» or more precisely a polical decision, not a legal one in the strictest sense of the word.

Usually the problem is they do not know what they want (or more precisely, what they want that the library has).

We have held the belief that man or more precisely CO2 has not caused the earth to warm.

RE: putting strains on Earth's food — apparently Earth, or more precisely, the farmers who till it, haven't gotten the word.

Science — or more precisely, its institutions — demonstrably have failed to do what is expected of them, and what is claimed they do.

Besides retrofitting two - strokes in the Philippines, the environmental non-profit will also be collaborating with the U.K. - based Shell Foundation to reduce the number of global deaths caused by indoor air pollution — or more precisely, the smoke the billows forth from traditional fires and stoves used in homes in developing countries — by distributing cleaner - burning cook stoves.

Or more precisely, the act of improving signal to noise, must add error in the process, but jin some circumstances the signal adds faster than the error.

Once people see the record of the past as an estimate or more precisely as a PREDICTION of what should have been recorded, then the next step is clear: create your estimates (predictions) with a reduced dataset, and then test your prediction against held out data.

As a result, government policies — or more precisely those of the DOI — are extremely influential and shape annual coal production levels and the market price of coal.

Tol did one thing in the paper, which I accurately summarized, or more precisely allowed him to summarize.

What they're supposed to predict is the shape of the attractor, or more precisely a very simplistic measure of the shape of the «basin of attraction» in terms of some artifact called «global average temperature».

First, predicate, that the earth, or more precisely the earth's atmosphere is getting warmer is (compared to when, and by how much?)

The paper of Otto et al where he contributed covers the period from 1860 to 2009 or more precisely compares the first 20 years of this period with the last four decades separately and as a sum.

A kind of randomness or more precisely the existence of an invariant (of the initial conditions and of time!)

«The central approximation of the derivation is to relate the eddy latent heating rate (or more precisely ω ↑ «-RRB- to the eddy vertical velocity»

What struck me when I read these emails was the strange interaction — or more precisely non-interaction — with Tom Karl's organization who must own some responsibility surely for the error or was it purely a GIS screw up?

I assume global temperature is in some way related to the temperature of the atmosphere or more precisely the energy of the atmosphere.

All this is of course the flip - side of your appropriately modest claim that we have not yet proved the accuracy of the model — or more precisely, measured the fact of most interest: the sensitivity — at the 18 - year point.

You have it almost exactly backwards: it's not NIMBY, but IMBY, or more precisely, on my rooftop — and yours too.

The subtle but important point, that Gavin is explicit about, is that this doesn't necessarily «prove» that the model is «right», or more precisely, we have to be careful in evaluating the confidence interval that the performance to date establishes.

But the reality is, scientists are in general agreement, and at this point effective action on climate change does not depend on either strengthening or more precisely measuring that agreement.

So why not use the word average, or more precisely, statistical average?

Just as Martin Creed is famed for presenting a room with a light switch turning on and off for his winning Turner Prize exhibit four years ago, Starling will be remembered for his shed - or more precisely Shedboatshed (Mobile Architecture No 2).

During its short life, the gallery organized rare — or more precisely, rare to L.A. — solo shows by heavy - hitters such as Paul McCarthy, Barbara Kruger and Jenny Holzer, as well as group shows featuring emerging artists.

Sillman's works express a duality, or more precisely, a «parathaxis,» which Molesworth defines in her essay as «two things simultaneously.»

You are what you eat, or more precisely, you cook up what you cook up.

-- Perhaps it takes art, or more precisely, drawing to show us what possibilities of space are left at all.

For Bourgeois, cathexis is often coupled with self - representation, or more precisely, with a projection of the self onto the object which becomes its substitute.»

There are three, or more precisely 3 1/2, female figures in the mix, plus an assortment of stray phalli and a plethora of clutching hands.