用“accurately”造句大全，accurately造句

Do not worry about how accurately you speak until you have accumulated a plenty of words through listening and reading.

Varying the amount of pressure accurately positions the stem assembly to open, close or modulate the valve as required.

Knox has designed a voice identification software program that works more accurately than current fingerprinting techniques a scientific breakthrough that would mean disaster in the wrong hands.

The same term is more loosely used for singing of the same melody, for example, by men and women together, usually an octave apart, and more accurately described as singing in octaves.

But if the CPI does in fact broadly represent inflation more accurately, then Mr Osborne’s decision seems justifiable, certainly once the index starts to take account of owner-occupier housing costs.

In this example, the simulation may not work accurately.

A single Compare button might more accurately represent the action to users.

That can be done very accurately for all primates, and DeSilva was able to analyze a dozen Australopithecus skulls.

Synthesizing the work, Broecker accurately predicted "that the present cooling trend will, within a decade or so, give way to a pronounced warming induced by carbon dioxide."

While it's currently not possible to accurately predict solar flares, the chance of ar 1339 firing a flare toward Earth in the near future can't be ruled out.

Because there are so many factors that can influence NFS performance, make changes only one-at-a-time so that you can accurately assess the impact of your change.

If the system is not accurately isolating the defects, retrace the steps and try again.

Of course, there is a sense of responsibility – the work must be done accurately, professionally and promptly.

In addition, there is often failure to transmit information upward simply because subordinates cannot visualize accurately what information their superior needs.

We can define marital felicity accurately.

Your inner cynic can help you to observe reality more accurately.

Against that is an interesting argument that at least in the first round of the presidential election, the opinion polls represent public opinion more accurately than the results themselves.

In a certain sense, indistinct language expresses more accurately and more actively than distinct language does.

An assessment gives you the opportunity to understand what you have and what you need to do, and to accurately plan your migration so you can put the necessary resources in place.

Using the Object Finder, select the first book in the list - or more accurately, the first cell in the search results table.

More accurately, no consulting maxim is always right.

In one survey of introductory psychology students, 45% believed that the polygraph "can accurately identify attempts to deceive." 36.