Due to the service of high speed trains and due to the higher demands on safety are these procedures continually precised and thereby is safety in service improved.
A stunningly prolific artist, Foxx has continually pushed out precise electronic tracks that show off his deep skill with a synth.
Machiavelli was a very precise writer, continually reworking his manuscripts to achieve a style that is as clear as daylight.
With her familiar two-fisted strokes that have not changed with time, a precise Seles continually cracked balls into the corner pockets of the court while Capriati chased them in vain.
Continually test a range of variables to improve performance: audiences, the precise wording of your text and creative design.
Lit Hum's precise content is continually debated by faculty and students.
In English, Kadare sounds ponderous and precise, like someone continually reaching – and overreaching – for the right words.
A corpse, to be precise, which farts continually, has uncontrollable erections, and allows its co-star, War and Peace's Paul Dano, to ride him over the ocean like a dead human jet ski.
It wasn't until 1997 that Daina Taimina, a mathematics researcher at Cornell who had learned to crochet as a child in Latvia, realized that by continually adding stitches in a precise repeating pattern she could create three-dimensional models of hyperbolic geometry.
The individual 1.8-metre- (71-inch) diameter segments form a mosaic, with each segment continually positioned by three highly precise, computer-controlled actuators such that the entire mirror surface conforms to a hyperboloid with a focal length of 17.5 metres (689 inches).
The fit must be so precise that it continually has to be adjusted, and if a patient gains or loses weight, the socket will need to be refitted or replaced.
