Examples of using A very precise in English and their translations into Russian
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Inside each spacecraft is a very precise clock.
Equipped with a very precise brake providing a full control over the hauling.
The General Assembly gave us a very precise mandate.
This sensor enables a very precise distance measurement on every position of the working table.
We are the Public Broadcaster and have a very precise programming schedule.
Whenever a very precise idea or group of ideas are taken directly and literally from another author's argumentation;
The use of silk was regulated by a very precise code in China.
In accordance with a very precise treatment procedure, fatty tissue is considerably cooled, while the temperature of the skin's surface barely alters.
Because my eyes have the eyes' memory, a very precise memory;
UNHCR's mandate has therefore a very precise identity, which- I wish to stress- cannot be substituted by other, more generic, forms of humanitarianism.
Of course, we say it with our words, but there,it had a very precise MEANING.
As a result, Amazon has a very precise picture of users' life at home, not only in the present, but in the past(and, who knows, in the future too?).
The electronic control of operations provided by this solution,ensures a very precise and fast process.
Professional Boschung technology enables a very precise ground-speed related and gear pump controlled dosage, combined with the Vpad.
I must explain to you the concept of"the loving parents," so thatyou would understand a very precise meaning of these words.
CT is a three-dimensional image of the jaw with which we get a very precise visualization of dental structures where we can EXACTLY SEE THE BONE thickness, height, density and anatomical structures.
Mexico underlined that the Consultative Process had been established under General Assembly resolution 54/33 with a very precise objective.
You begin every day juggling a very precise schedule, which completely.
The shadow of the object only gives partial information, but if one turns the object in front of the light and if one observes the way in which the shadow changes,one can often get a very precise idea of the object.
By means of this scan it is possible to see a very precise image of crowns and roots of one-two teeth.
The Decalogue established in 1978 remains for my delegation a very precise formulation of the concerns of the international community.
Raghavan 1988 gives this description:We first show the existence of a provably good approximate solution using the probabilistic method… show that the probabilistic existence proof can be converted, in a very precise sense, into a deterministic approximation algorithm.
The detection of such small defects is thus only possible with a very precise simulation of springback, which has been proved to be possible with PAM-STAMP.
The sophisticated and highly professional Boschung technology combined with the Vpad enables a very precise and speed-related dosage.
Discharge channel is surrounded by that as a continuous layer- sheath, in the perpendicular projection a very precise circle, and the intensity of affecting plants inside it because of its effect would be approximately uniform, unlike for example of the induced voltage.
Many producers are beginning to substitute the conventional, time-consuming and costly method of creating not a very precise model, with 3D Printing technology.
That is why my Prime Minister made a very precise, transparent and quantifiable commitment at the Millennium Summit: Ireland will increase its level of official development assistance so as to reach the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of gross national product by the year 2007.
And when it's something important and I have some peace, when I have no external action,I even repeat my answer by making a very precise mental formation- they should receive it.
However, Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice, in his first report,issued in 1956, provided a very precise definition which, with a number of drafting changes, is the direct source of the existing definition and is all the more valuable because the third Special Rapporteur on the law of treaties took care to define reservations in contrast to“mere declarations”.