Sentence examples for a precise point on from inspiring English sources

Tetzlaff was drawing his bow, at lightning speed, over a precise point on the fingerboard, unlocking strange and ghostly resonances.

The film, Smith says, hits "a precise point of fascination and contention among Americans".

To reach its intended touch-down zone in a deep equatorial crater, the machine must enter the atmosphere at a very precise point on the sky.

When you are driving, and mean to stop at a precise point, not in a general area -- you stop on a dime.

No pilot can fly unaided through clouds to a precise point in space.

"Bethlehem is a precise point in the Holy Land where Jesus lived," Francis told Andrea Tornielli of La Stampa, an Italian daily.

Acupuncture consists of the insertion of one or several small metal needles into the skin and underlying tissues at precise points on the body.

Up and down the battered coast, they had rediscovered gnarled stone tablets, some of them hundreds of years old, which had been left by ancient ancestors at precise points on the shore to indicate the high-water marks of previous tsunamis.

In order to achieve real-time tracking and precise pointing on target satellites, dual-axis antenna pointing mechanisms have been widely applied in communication satellites and data relay satellites for satellite-ground and satellite-satellite communication and data transmission.

A new strategy is proposed to monitor GPS/GLONASS time offsets for common navigation users using a combined GPS/GLONASS Precise Point Positioning (PPP) method based on the orbit and clock products of different time scales.

With the recovery of the triple-frequency clocks using satellite time-variant inter-frequency bias (TIFB) corrections, benefits of the third frequency observable on precise point positioning (PPP) have been investigated.