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A user- defined function is said to be precise if it does not involve any floating point operations .

The emperor made an impressive comeback from his exile on Elba, but it lasted only a momentous "hundred days" (111, to be precise).

To be precise, the profile can be applied to any package in the model, including the model itself.

The bank used to count people who lived on less than "a dollar a day" (or $1. 08 in 1993 prices, to be precise).

If I speak as I do now, it's basically to recline like a sick man or, to be precise, to recline and die.

To be precise, I did not exactly watch all of that game, or even much of it.

We talked for a long time, or to be precise, I listened for a long time, for in fact, there's nothing I could say.

The artist-astronomers stimulated interest in outer space by painting what eventually turned out to be precise portraits of the planets.

Dr. Bruce Saffran, to be precise, just won a patent infringement suit against the company in U. S. District Court.

Climate change could indeed cause woes aplenty. That is all the more reason to be precise about them.

To be precise, an EBS snapshot stores the differences since the last snapshot.

My life is like a building which can be put up only once. I always need to be precise. Can't afford a single centimeter's error.

He'd choose sometimes to go sideways when it would be better to be precise.

I learnt the truth last November - on the third of November, to be precise - and I remember every instant since.

However, the thickness of each individual layer does not need to be precise. This makes manufacturing easier.

This testimony has to be precise enough to reveal the immense triteness of each life.

To be precise, they have been linked to a hormone called vasopressin and the protein molecule that acts as its receptor.

The first "reconstruction" occurs in the mid 1920s, on the eve of the General Strike, to be precise.

That is all the more reason to be precise about them.

To be precise, the array contains two references to the instance of Type that represents int in the current application domain.

But I have to try to be precise about the meaning of "more productive" in this context.

To be precise, let's say the user wants the pin to point to the clubhouse or the first tee of a given course.

Again, to be precise, the stockPrice reference can be changed to point to a different Double object (e. g. , 10. ).

But it is hard to be precise - an airline that markets itself as using a climate- friendlier fuel might benefit .

To be precise: the namespaces of the node passed into the method examineNode by the constructor.

If we cannot be sure who Indians were voting for, it is even harder to be precise about what.

To be precise, they appeared slightly earlier than dinosaurs and disappeared again earlier.

Go through your home page first and take out long, multiple thought paragraphs and edit them down to be precise.

Being precise (or appearing to be precise) without also being accurate provides little value.

The National Institutes of Health-sponsored study was done in animals -- ferrets, to be precise.

Over the years, I have always been at war with ourselves, to be precise, and it is the will of their own fighting.

To be precise the sale completes prior to the payment and gives rise to the obligation of payment.

To be precise, saving means foregone consumption from current output.

You don't have to be precise. Just give me a rough figure.

Well, to be precise, two years younger.

This model is proved to be precise and practical in forecasting the droughts.

On our shelves at home, we have a box set of the DVD series "24" -- season six to be precise.

These days Macau is bigger than Vegas: four times bigger, to be precise.

Four millimetres a second, to be precise.

Links have to be precise and lead to the destination they describe.

To be precise, private firms created 17, 000 jobs while governments trimmed payrolls by the same amount.

LINQ depends largely on the language features that were introduced and also on bits of the Fx 3. 5 (4 assemblies to be precise).

He had built a logic gate - to be precise, a NOR gate.

Big rocks on top of other big rocks, to be precise.

Yes, Diego led the runnings with almost half of the voting - 44% to be precise.

We're going a field trip! A dairy farm, to be precise.

And that kind of gave me the inspiration -- or rather to be precise, it gave my wife the inspiration.

Sardines, to be precise.

Finland is a country of thousands of lakes and islands; 187, 888 lakes and 179, 584 islands to be precise.

To be precise, we owe them money and they want us to pay them in high techs.

If you are writing technical documents, such as data sheets, operating manuals & user guides, you need to be precise and concise.

The answer is that humans have an uncontrollable urge to be precise, for better or (all too often) worse.

Eight years younger, to be precise; he has only just turned 39.

I've already saved many people. Fifty-four, to be precise.

Six, to be precise.

Set your HUD so you have numerical and tape data (you need to be precise).

To be precise, 1. 18TB of flat file data was loaded in 1794 seconds.

The house is 9. 64 metres long, to be precise.

Yes, 2009. Aug. 4, 2009 to be precise, when the Shanghai Composite closed at 3471.

He did a jump from 100, 000 feet, 102, 000 to be precise.

Salem is the earliest human child ever found. More than 3. 3 million years old to be precise.

(To be precise, a one-pound bag of Starbucks Caffe Verona beans sells for $9. 95. )

she is , to be precise , twenty years and two months old