The phrase "a precise guidance" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would be "precise guidance" without the article "a."
Example: "The manual provides precise guidance on how to operate the machinery."
Alternatives: "specific guidance" or "clear guidance."
A least square error calibration process correlates the real world and the virtual world pool ball coordinates for a precise guidance line calculation.
Thirdly, the speed of orbit leaves little room for manoeuvre, so it would be necessary to develop a precise guidance system for the craft.None of which is to detract from the achievement that Mr Rutan's skill, Mr Allen's money and Mr Melvill's daring have pulled off.
This paper proposes a new machine vision system, focused on crop row detection with three main goals: (1) to achieve a correct orientation at the starting point in the field for each path; (2) to achieve a precise guidance during path following and (3) to determine the weed density and overlapping.
The need to maintain the shock level at landing below limits which are acceptable to the payload imposes the adoption of a precise guidance, navigation & control system, which allows a drastic reduction of the landing speed, and therefore the adoption of an airbag landing system.
This is not a tool that gives precise guidance in relation to specific medicines.
While this point has been made by experts previously [ 1], it is usually framed in general terms, without precise guidance as to when a positive or a negative parasite detection test is clinically useful, and when it is not.
We found that our system was an effective tool in providing precise guidance of daily postoperative motions that was individualized for each patient.
In 1972, the court struck down all existing death penalty statutes, but in 1976 allowed executions to resume under newly written laws that gave jurors more precise guidance in an effort to make death sentences less arbitrary.
The final goal is the identification of the crop rows with two purposes: a) precise autonomous guidance; b) site-specific treatments, including weed removal, where weeds are identified as plants outside the crop rows.
The intention of this review, therefore, was to carry out a new literature search in order to ascertain whether more precise guidance can now be given with regard to osmotic laxatives and to further assess the evidence for their use in the treatment of constipation in children.
But the question whether a particular anonymous tip provides the basis for issuance of a warrant will often be a difficult one, and I would at least attempt to provide more precise guidance by clarifying Aguilar-Spinelli and the relationship of those cases with Draper before totally abdicating our responsibility in this area.
