Usa "more precisely" in una frase

1. more precisely, mused Tom, widely variable in the amount of interest

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2. Ted has been thinking about nothing else all day, or more precisely, how to turn the situation to his advantage

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3. Or, more precisely, the

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4. According to Zardino everyone else had fled her old workplace where she and Torbin had been interrogated or, more precisely, memory trawled

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5. Or more precisely, she wondered how long she had to come up with a plan

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6. She knew what to expect or, more precisely, what not to expect

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7. “As for the other source, it has been identified more precisely, and the truth could not be worse

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8. More precisely, he was watching a movie trailer on the county's computer and the tax payer's dollar

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9. Or, put more precisely, they are the life of Christ extended and

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10. based on equating her with her physicalness and, more precisely, on its meaning

11. greater the detail and the more precisely coachees speak of past

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12. “They shot him in the back,” Úrsula said more precisely, “and no one was charitable enough to close his eyes

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13. More precisely, the default argument value

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14. that society called Adam, were their beliefs or more precisely

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15. man which is doctrine or more precisely the belief -

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16. We see also in the verse following that Christ or more precisely the Son of Man (Son of

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17. Apart from sending a team to 1st century Palestine, Doctor Ekart also had a complex built on ancient Earth, more precisely in the 6th century B

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18. More precisely, the increase in

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19. the silent transmissions of joy and bliss convey spirituality more precisely than

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20. I smiled; it was evident that at least John understood, and you know, by saying it, I think that I too understood it a little more precisely

21. Let’s look back to when we were young, when I say young, I’m talking of the teenage years, but more precisely our young adult years

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22. As Greek intelligence and objectivity had grown through the centuries, the gods lost their air of mystery by being domesticated; they were subjected to limited roles and their capabilities more precisely defined

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23. The writing was on the wall, or, more precisely, in the book; as Howell was familiar with

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24. But while more precisely defining sound, the enormous size of such an alphabet capable of representing the totality of spoken sounds would make it tediously cumbersome

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25. By installing the metatag and analytics programs on your site that are offered by Google and others, you encourage more indexing, and the search engines themselves know more precisely how much traffic your site generates

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26. ‘’The 41st Century, more precisely from the year 4021

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27. “Okay,” I say, “pointing to my chest and, more precisely to the

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28. More precisely, what the ceremony boiled down 262

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29. constantly rising up from the unconscious in search of words—or more precisely, rising up in search of a story that will reflect those emotions

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30. More precisely, they wormed out the technique of meditations through deceit

31. More precisely, I enjoy watching my mother

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32. She could sense me more precisely than I could her

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33. Somehow, that message was getting lost between his heart and his head—or more precisely, his groin, and he wasn’t happy about that

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34. the book more precisely we discover that none of the individual

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35. The public debate on the Green Paper, or more precisely the question of direct elections and their timing, continued with the various factions voicing their views unrestrained

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36. When he refocused, he saw the boat nearby—or, more precisely, its skeletal remains, which had been discarded by the sea

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37. Latin talio and means 'retaliation,' or more precisely a

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38. more precisely why it is we still have so many crappy

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39. More precisely not death itself; but dying

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40. But one has to understand that both these habits build up the ego (or more precisely, the self-identification with the body-mind complex)

41. Bill narrowed the 360 halo scan to isolate the signal that was moving in on the team— or more precisely at that moment, moving toward Cecil

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42. This is, the complex interface between the ‘physical’ and spiritual at the point of ‘physical’ death, disconnect, or more precisely, their anatomical (anatomy) energy changes in structure and functions

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43. Henceforth–From the referenced time and place forward, but more precisely based on and flowing

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44. Or more precisely, how she was going to say the things that needed to be said

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45. The Soul is more precisely the Souls which are its continuation and concrete manifestation, also temporary

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46. More precisely, not where it's going, but in which it circulates

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47. Closed chakra – it’s a chakra, not tuned up to the receiving of external information, more precisely, turned up to the receiving of selective information

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48. Epigallocatechin gallate, commonly known as EGCG, stimulates the nervous system and, more precisely, the centers in the brain responsible for the release of stored fats in the blood stream

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49. The exposure to asbestos, and more precisely the exposure to its fine micro particles that are present in the atmospheric air that we breathe, is a major cause to the ailment

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50. the more precisely they influence on local groups of muscles

51. fortably, but he can’t define his state more precisely and understand-

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52. You may wish to visit the House of Commons while there and more precisely the area of the gallery in order to view some interesting political entertainment

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53. I understand; but I should like to know more precisely what you mean about them

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54. I knew Mary Grace and Brian would be both sympathetic to our problems and at the same time I was aware that the Chapel was referred to as a dissenting church or more precisely, they weren’t followers of the new messiah and his unification of the world’s faiths

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55. He later told me he still couldn’t figure out why they had to move the mailboxes to the street, or why his body hurt so much when he went there or more precisely when he went anywhere

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56. When he saw it come up on the screen the jigsaw pieces started to fit together even more precisely

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57. Cayleb—well, more precisely Seijin Merlin and his far-flung web of spies—and Madam Pahrsahn were far more effective, and the Republic had come to rely upon them heavily

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58. He asked her a few times in the dark, in bed—or, more precisely, on floor—if she was okay, to which she said of course, obviously, what was he talking about? But the atmosphere in the house now felt unstable, as if everyone already had a weapon aimed at everyone else

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59. On an ATM network, bandwidth can be more precisely calculated

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60. ‘I think he can give in to an extant temptation,’ she said, more precisely than was good-humoured

61. We will see later that the Black-Scholes model generates a number that more precisely reflects this probability

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62. The next thing you need to do is determine your risk tolerance, or, more precisely, how confident you are that your stock is going down by a significant amount

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63. Or more precisely, when the man in front of him had murdered her in a botched attempt to get to him

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64. In particular, significant efforts are made to substitute lognormal distribution with others describing the dynamics of market returns and probabilities of rare events more precisely

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65. On the first page will be a high-level overview of your holdings, with a box on the left side indicating how your portfolio is split up (which you can largely ignore as you will track your asset allocation more precisely yourself), and on the right side a box including lots of useful information like how much you have earned in dividends over the month and year-to-date, how much you have paid in fees and commissions, and for registered accounts, a summary of your contributions and withdrawals

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66. Croix, the lakes, and more precisely, so far as relates to the frontier, having relation to the present argument, within "a line to be drawn through the middle of the river Mississippi, until it intersect the northernmost part of the thirty-first degree of north latitude to the river Apalachicola, thence along the middle of this river to its junction with the Flint River, thence straight to the head of the St

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