But the definitions are only approximately precise.

" His voice was still coldly precise, not raised even to a higher pitch.

Of the truths with which political economy has been enriched by Mr. Ricardo, none has contributed more to give to that branch of knowledge the comparatively precise and scientific character which it at present bears, than the more accurate analysis which he performed of the nature of the advantage which nations derive from a mutual interchange of their productions.

Counts of paper books are differently precise from counts of electronic books, sure: but neither one is inherently countable.

Our Mr. Booth, however, who is intolerably precise and accurate in these matters, had profited by my absence at breakfast to collect a folio of relevant Orders and Instructions, numbered one to seventy-three consecutively.

The tissues of the higher animals, including man, can now be developed in a culture, and such development can be made to correspond to a rigidly precise technique.

Unnaturally precise, cold as November raindrops came the words, the sentences.