Examples of using Precise in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Yes. But this is a precise description of a fuzzy mechanism.
Please, be as precise as possible.
The latest CURTIS AC control system, precise and stable control, and higher efficiency.
Automatic, efficient and precise control of the maintenance process.
The state-of-the-art brewing system features precise ingredient control system to ensure quality satisfaction.
Distinctive‘V' shape for easy, gentle, precise injections.
the recommendations should be more precise and focused so as to leave no room for interpretation.
The equipment bench-top twin screw extruder is equipped with LED digital indicator, and high precise temperature and pressure sensors detect the nose temperature and pressure.
which makes the producing work more efficient, precise and less error rate.
In medicine, there is no precise data on the safety of the effects of the components of the drug on the fetus, therefore, in the first trimester of pregnancy, Vasobral tablets are not prescribed for treatment of women.
The Meeting agreed to develop precise guidelines to assist United Nations entities in preparing their input for the Secretary-General ' s report and to assist the Meeting in keeping the report within the prescribed page limits.
(g) Assist missions in developing precise objectives in the process of results-based budgeting, bearing in mind the circumstances of each mission, and ensure that the objectives are defined by measurable performance indicators and outputs(para. 79(e));
In its tenth report on the programme budget for 1992-1993, 18/ the Advisory Committee stated its belief that more precise proposals were needed from the Secretary-General in the area of scrutiny and control of extrabudgetary expenditure.
That argument had become all the more cogent with the advent of electronic communications since that enabled the seller to put questions to the buyer if it required more precise information on the nature of the defect.
With respect to paragraph 2 of article 12, one delegation suggested that all the words from the beginning of the paragraph until after" in particular" should be deleted, in order to achieve a more precise formulation.
With regard to paragraph 3, consideration needed to be given to a more precise definition of the concept of citizenship, which was not necessarily synonymous with nationality and did not mean the same thing in all countries.
In reaching this conclusion, the Court of Justice of the European Union emphasized that communications metadata may allow" very precise conclusions to be drawn concerning the private lives of the persons whose data has been retained".
the United States of America said that article 3 as currently drafted needed to be made more precise.
Precise. Very precise.
Extremely precise.