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exact

[ig-zakt] / ɪgˈzækt /




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For curators, knowing the exact chemical makeup of the preservation fluid is essential for monitoring the condition of these collections.

From Science Daily

The exact frequency of light captured depends on the size of the nanocubes and the spacing between them.

From Science Daily

Many of the south of England ospreys are ringed but do not carry trackers, so the exact fate of those who are missing is unknown, he added.

From BBC

The clerics don’t have an exact timeline for the selection, according to a member of the body who was quoted by Iranian state news agency IRNA.

From The Wall Street Journal

She told the inquest it was impossible to establish the exact sequence of events, but ruled out any suspicious circumstances or the involvement of a third party.

From BBC