Sentence examples for a precision operation from inspiring English sources
"With three," Mr. Mitchell said with a laugh, "it's like logic game every morning, a precision operation.
As Mr. Kerry kept his own counsel, his entire campaign was on high alert over the holiday weekend, preparing a precision operation that was being secretly planned down to the last press release and camera angle.
Therefore, we chose to use the validated microvolumetric blood counter [9] to obtain continuous arterial blood samples by cannulation of the carotid artery by a precision operation and a syringe pump.
(The rest were under split control). When it came time for gerrymandering, they ran a precision operation.
Controllers commanding systems that operate at varying conditions or require high precision operation raise the need for a nonlinear approach in modeling and identification.
With today's demand on high quality tube-dependent products, bending of tubing parts has become a precision metalworking operation that requires sophisticated knowledge and experience.
Once a system is in place, a precision agriculture operation follows a closed loop cycle that would look something like: collect/analyze data, plan the harvest, apply the plan, and analyze the results for the following season.
What is more, to be subject to the perceptive limitations and the motor limitations, human operator is hard to carry out the high precision operation.
The proposed multi-mode quadruple precision floating point adder architecture supports four single precision operations in parallel, as well as two double precision operations in parallel and also supports one quadruple precision operation.
The precision operation, involving 105 missiles, was designed to cripple the Syrian regime's ability to use chemical weapons against its own people.
While obtaining multiple (above two) SWP in signed multiplier which adopts modified booth algorithm, steps like sign extension and inversion of bits and carry suppression are to be made in all levels of lower precision operation.
