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precise

[pri-sahys] / prɪˈsaɪs /




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Christmas often inspires visions of perfection: the geometrically precise tree, the artfully arranged mantel, the candlelit feast a flawless tableau.

From The Wall Street Journal

Although they will not be directly over the UK, the precise position of the centres of these highs and lows will determine the direction of the wind.

From BBC

Such vehicles are dependent upon thorough and precise past data, as well as climate models for forecasting potential risk.

From Los Angeles Times

County to issue timely and precise evacuation alerts — first to too few people in Altadena and then to too many — shocked emergency management experts across the country.

From Los Angeles Times

A familiar physical example appears at the critical point of water, defined by a precise temperature and pressure at which liquid water and water vapor become indistinguishable.

From Science Daily