Sentence examples for Notable precision from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, these studies revealed an notable precision in the species-specificity between Pristionchus nematodes and beetles.

He's a true man of the theatre, and I suspect that Davila's film (which, according to Hée, is based on a hundred-and-thirty-five-page-long script of a noteworthy precision) is a notable showcase for his artistry.

One can do no better than to say of Sebald's work what he himself quotes Elias Canetti saying of the diary, "notable for precision and responsibility", of a survivor of Hiroshima: "If there were any point in wondering what form of literature is essential to a thinking, seeing human being today, then it is this".

In the print, the engraved line is notable for its precision and intensity.

Mr. Gilbert conducted that work during a subscription concert at Avery Fisher Hall in May in a rendition notable for its precision and fire, according to a New York Times review by Anthony Tommasini.

By using the re-sampling approach of the Sieve algorithm, the execution time is drastically reduced (Figure 2B) without any notable loss of precision (Figure 2A).

It is notable that often precision goes down with depth-of-coverage.

The additive effects MTC model facilitates a notable increase in precision if the additivity assumptions are correct.

Like many other big corporations, AT&T annually blankets power brokers with token holiday gifts, but the cupcake campaign was notable for its military precision.

Constraining the prior model against the species time histories within the measurement uncertainties led to notable improvements in the precision of model predictions against the species data as well as the global combustion properties considered.

This was a presentation notable for grandeur without pomposity, precision without fussiness.