Sentences with phrase «very precise answer»
To interpret their results, however, it is necessary to have a very precise answer the question «How much radiation does one molecule of CO2 absorb?»
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These programs may give very precise answers, but that doesn't make those precise answers accurate — or even particularly useful.
The problem with asking people to name themselves, however, is that so many of them don't provide very precise answers («just Christian,» for example).
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That's a very good point, it might be worth reviewing the precise differences those reforms make to answering this question again when I've got time.
It is very necessary to answer the question in a precise manner.
Our very own Dan Dimitrescu answers that precise question and more in a rather interesting interview.
But the extent to which they depend is of interest, because questions for which the extent is small have more precise answers than those whose answers depend very heavily on the method.
According to one source, «He understood perfectly what the tribunal was asking and gave precise and very intelligent answers on legal issues.»
Even though it may seem obvious, Dr Sears expressed the insight that infants have very different personalities and do not fit into a set of predetermined rules and that parenting questions do not always have easy, precise answers.