The phrase "a precise eye" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a keen ability to notice details or make accurate observations.
Example: "As an artist, she has a precise eye for color and composition, which sets her work apart from others."
Alternatives: "a sharp eye" or "a keen eye".
I am regarding the world around me and I have a precise eye for pain.' " Hence the precision of the shocks that "Lemmings" delivered to the system less to the political system than to the systematic assurance with which we construct a comfortable life for ourselves and expect it to hold.
She also has a precise eye and empathy to burn, bringing each of her many characters to well-rounded life.
In a 2002 paper, Simon Baron-Cohen wrote of those with AS, "In the social world, there is no great benefit to a precise eye for detail, but in the worlds of maths, computing, cataloging, music, linguistics, engineering, and science, such an eye for detail can lead to success rather than failure".
As in "American Salvage," her celebrated story collection from 2009, Campbell has a ruthless and precise eye for the details of the physical world.
Next, carefully draw a precise cat eye over your lash line with the squid ink eye liner.
The idea of fiddling around inside people's eyes in order to correct their vision was not new, but a new technology had made precise eye engineering possible.
To get the perfect precise eye, McGrath employed a black pencil liner to create the desired shape.
Tobii, a technology company that received $21 million in funding from Intel last year, has been working on a technique that uses infrared sensors to track precise eye movements.
'They were fabulous but Karl was right: they weren't me, they were too chunky for my leg - I didn't see myself correctly.' This same precise eye is very apparent in her house.
Most studies of attentional disengagement in ASD have used less precise eye-tracking measures, for example, electrooculography or video recording.
With a precise and clinical eye, Mr. Magdanz shows the 25-ton doors, the miles of cable and the air ducts that connected the underground denizens, through a series of filters, with the upper atmosphere.
