Examples of using At precisely in English and their translations into Hebrew
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At precisely one o'clock.
The next morning at precisely 0500.
And so, at precisely 3.37am the race began!
You need to be there at precisely… Sara?
At precisely 9:00 p.m., my body would relax and I could breathe.
Why was I there at precisely that moment?
At precisely 3:40, the Hazmat team arrives to swap out the shrimp.
The Ambassador arrives at precisely 8:30.
You are to put two million in unmarked, untraceable bills… in the trunk of the red Mini Cooper… in the atrium of thePuente Hills mall on Sunday morning… at precisely 9:00 a. m.
Exactly 15 minutes at precisely 210C.
But our country is now more gives emphasis on the installation of metering of heat from consumers and the majority of energy efficiency programs, including ours, Novosibirsk,aimed at precisely that.
I eat dinner each night at precisely 8:00.
At precisely 1800 hours, business operations cease, whereupon all stair and elevator traffic is locked out, leaving a lone service elevator in the secured parking garage as the only way to get to the upper floors.
If I put him on trial,I could be setting a spark to a powder keg at precisely the wrong moment.
You know,” said Arthur,“at precisely those moments when I am locked in the airlock chamber of the Vogon spacecraft with a man with Betelgeuse, and is about to die from asphyxiation in outer space, I begin to regret not listening that my mom told me when I was little.
The brain has to juggle a sea ofthousands of electrical signals getting them all to their destination at precisely the right time.
Despite this early warning,the West chose to go to sleep at precisely the moment when China and India and the rest of Asia woke up.
For example, if you plan heading into a business meeting,simply tell the app to turn off your ringer at precisely that time.
Aided by the development of a specialtechnology the scientists halted the cell's activity at precisely the point where all the genes are capable of accepting the appropriate command for primary development, like an embryonic cell.
The Chancellor and his advisors having been lulled into a false sense of security by aninvitation to a dinner aboard Captain Kirk's vessel at precisely 19:30 hours that same evening.
The preparations were rigorous: the ramp was 12.5 metres long,140 cm high and inclined at precisely 30 degrees to put the truck at the required angle of 45 degrees.
Studies such as these tell us that monkey brains“know” about gravity(objects fall down, not sideways) and that baby human brains“know” about kinetics(movingobjects transfer energy to stationary objects at precisely the moment they contact them and not a few seconds later).
Unlike our voices, when we communicate the sound takes time to travel, this communication(vibration)was received by one from the other, at precisely the same time, regardless of how far away they are from each other.
Will the ambassadors pleasesubmit our reply to the United States government at precisely 1 p.m December 7th, your time.".
Such existential civilisational tiredness is not a uniquely modern European phenomenon, but the fact that a societyshould feel like it has run out of steam at precisely the moment when a new society has begun to move in cannot help but lead to vast, epochal changes.
If reform is dramatic and happens in the next two years, however, the balance of power between the political and the professional elements of the federal government will shift,decisively, at precisely the moment when the political elements are most aggressive.
In my view, the discrimination is reflected not only in the financial loss she suffers from her retirement at a younger age, but also, and in my opinion, primarily,in that she is precluded, at precisely the age where she is more free to do so, from achieving, fulfilling, and flourishing in the realization of her various talents and skills.
