Examples of using More accurately in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Or, more accurately, remanded into custody.
In CS: GO the hitboxes more accurately portray the character.
Yes, or more accurately.
Remanded into custody. Or, more accurately.
No other words cannot describe the jewelry designs of Marcin Wesolowski more accurately.
Fix equipment capacity refresh problem to analyze device capacity more accurately when importing files.
From a height you can define a forest fire more accurately, but, again, not quickly enough.
Solid steel boilers cast iron heat up more quickly and more accurately maintain the desired mode.
New policies can be designed more accurately;
I had found my grandmother, or, more accurately, she had found me.
other describe more accurately by pointing out their lack of energy
These are supposed(more accurately, doubtful), probable
First, I had to return to Times Square or, more accurately, enter Times Square for the first time that evening.
This allows the DW Design Series Shell Pack to be tuned far more accurately, giving you the perfect, consistent tone from your kit.
quantity discount pricing has also been added to all editing options in order to calculate the final sales costs of the edited products more accurately.
Part of that work will need to look at how to measure more accurately the contribution these industries make to the economy
The parental, especially maternal, influences on Dino instigate, or even more accurately, activate his relationship to the world around him.
Those are our soul selves roaming the heavens in search of new knowledge, or more accurately, remembering, because at highest soul awareness level everything is known.
one suddenly finds that one“is not”, or more accurately, an“existential ambiguity”.
asset conditions can be localised more accurately.