A more precise observation method combining absolute and superconducting gravimeters has been developed to monitor slow vertical deformation (Van Camp et al., 2005).
As explained in [29], an appropriate approach would be to divide the object into regions (patches) and consider their histograms in order to take a more precise observation model of the object.
Jamie McKendrick's Out There (Faber) displays all his prodigious strengths – a roving, quirky erudition, spectacularly precise observation and a beguiling, shrewd wit.
She still has an eye for precise observation, but the "Far" songs are filled with images of the beach, birds and a mysterious lake.
In an introductory catalog essay, the critic Adam Gopnik describes him as an artist of charm, comedy, precise observation and a pensive sense of longing.
The novelist Jonathan Ames, the show's creator, works out his love-hate relationship to the city's writing life (and those who live it) with a mix of whimsy and precise observation that can make even the most cleverly written network sitcoms — "Modern Family," "Community" — seem mass produced and one-size-fits-all in comparison.
As Murphy sits down next to her on an airplane, the movie turns into a complicated duel that depends on precise observation of physical detail and moment-by-moment continuity so closely calibrated that it's impossible to find a wasted shot or an exaggerated emotion.
The images are full of life and movement, often with a moral, sometimes with humour, always with sympathy and precise observation, so the images tell a tale as well as being at the tail ends of articles.
He works in a measured, novelistic manner, relying on precise observation of character and locale - he always films in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, the very middle of Middle America - and his perfect feel for social minutiae.
He established a successful medical practice in London and, by precise observation and scrupulous reasoning, developed his theory of circulation.
Stephen was one of the first to relearn the lost skills of a golden age by basing his instrument-making on precise observation.
