The phrase "a precise device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device that is accurate or exact in its function or measurement.
Example: "The engineer designed a precise device to measure the temperature fluctuations in the experiment."
Alternatives: "an accurate instrument" or "a meticulous tool."
In addition, as we drew up plans for a handheld design, we also realized that we had limited hardware and limited experience in creating such a sensitive and precise device.
But the clockmakers won't know for sure until they complete a second equally precise device to compare it against.
It's not like the iPhone is a precise audio device, calibrated to produce sounds in that spectrum that animals can hear but humans can't.
Therefore, in the absence of a precise aiming device not all screws were exactly cut in the middle of the longitudinal axis of the screws.
However, for a large scale roll to roll (R2R) manufacturing of this technology and precise device fabrication, further improvements are critical.
A delta mechanism with novel bias spring and tether actuator relocation method enables the use of high-end motors and encoders, allowing precise device control: 10 Hz bandwidth and 0.255 mm RMS tracking error were achieved during testing.
In addition, fabrication errors and imperfections with respect to the operation wavelength are substantially lower and consequently precise device fabrication is much more feasible in the longer wavelength domains.
Our results demonstrate that LMs are a platform for fully integrable and atomically precise devices for quantum photonics technologies.
For rational allocation, decision makers need alternative strategies for identifying adequate and proper investment structure corresponding to appropriate sources and precise devices.
Automatic H2O2 dosing during photo-Fenton would require a precise online measuring device.
