Highly precise correlations of individual volcanic ash beds have been made using their major, minor, and trace element content.
The food is then cooked in a circulating water bath at a highly precise temperature — and this precision is what chefs love.
A search result was considered to be "highly precise" if it attained precision levels of at least 20%.
The point is that these writers are actually being highly precise in their misuses.
In several genera that feed on terrestrial arthropods, the ears are particularly oversized, probably for highly precise directional assessment.
Satellites provide a rapid means of collecting and communicating highly precise information in fire detection, location, and appraisal.
The machines are widely used today to aim highly precise radiation beams at tumors while minimizing exposure to healthy surrounding tissues.
His dishes are clean, bright and highly precise allowing single ingredients to be the star of the show: the hallmark of the new Catalan kitchen.
Because Hagen works with minute quantities of liquids — often with ingredients measured in parts per million — her instrumentation is highly precise.
Sean Curran, an experimental choreographer recently responsible for the wonderful dances in the play "James Joyce's 'The Dead,' " creates highly precise group pieces for his modern-dance troupe.
This restriction on relation learning produces highly precise suggestions, but fails to propose yet unseen relations.
