exactitude

How To Use exactitude In A Sentence

• It's a work of exactitude in literature not rivalled outside Tristram Shandy.
• X-ray spectroscopy can perhaps best be defined by the statement that the exactitude with which wavelengths can now be measured by his methods is a thousand times greater than that attained by Nobel Prize in Physics 1924 - Presentation Speech
• It is true that even the great Dr. Johnson defined the word pastern as 'the knee of an horse,' an anatomical inexactitude which would produce on an ostler the same kind of paralytic shock that a sailor might experience on finding in the same famous work leeward and windward described in identical terms as 'toward the wind.' On Dictionaries
• That would be, in my opinion, a kind of inexactitude worse than that to which we are exposed in admitting the details supplied by the texts. The Life of Jesus
• The lighthouse beam swept across the sea with the same boring exactitude of all beacons. HAVANA BEST FRIENDS
• The exactitude and measure of structural engineering has been indispensable for the development of my work.
• … It looks just a little more mathematical and regular than it is; its exactitude is obvious, but its inexactitude is hidden; its wildness lies in wait. Making Sense of Market Forecasts
• So, if you take a figure of approximately Rs 52,000 crore, one third of this would certainly be absorbed by the upstream companies, the government would certainly absorb 50% or more, the kind of inexactitude is really about the balance Moneycontrol Top Headlines
• * But without word-for-word exactitude; hence the absence of inverted commas. The Crest-Wave of Evolution A Course of Lectures in History, Given to the Graduates' Class in the Raja-Yoga College, Point Loma, in the College-Year 1918-19
• Apparently to this end, the local and temporal co-ordinates of the narrative are established with a demonstrative exactitude.