Sentence examples for Unusually precise from inspiring English sources

"They are unusually precise.

CRISPR is an unusually precise, fast and cheap way of snipping out and replacing genes.

The Navy, which sent the least equipment, reported an unusually precise estimate of $246,796.

Although hoping that his plays would be punctuated by audience laughter, Shaw was also unusually precise about punctuation.

Case had pioneered an unusually precise method of measuring home prices by comparing back-to-back sales of the same house.

It is obvious that the means of orientation and navigation must be unusually precise, but what they are remains as yet unknown.

He is, Klein said, "unusually persuasive and precise; we saw his authority".

Being regarded as neither popular nor hot seems to be territory that Ms. Gershow knows well, maybe in the classroom and certainly on the pages of her unusually credible and precise novel.

This passage is characteristic of a novel that is unusually saturated with precise travel times.

I must admit to bias here: I thought De Niro's performance the best by a very long mile, technically precise and unusually heartfelt, where Waltz was merely self-pleasuring and Jones on auto-grump.

This allows precise profiling of unusually shaped distributions and less well-separated features that may appear due to cellular heterogeneity even within clonal populations.