The phrase "a small precision" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when referring to a minor detail or a slight adjustment in a context that requires precision, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "In the report, I noticed a small precision in the data that needed to be corrected."
Alternatives: "a minor detail" or "a slight adjustment".
"A small precision leveller tractor with GPS was used to level half of the land," says Khosla.
Ruggero Chiminello, chief executive of Torneria Ferraro, a small precision manufacturer based in Cassola, Italy, said his company had seen about a 10 percent rise in demand for the last quarter of 2009 and first quarter of 2010, largely emanating from Germany, Europe's export leader.
The priors for the components of the vector β will be independently normal distributed with mean 0 and a small precision τ (Precision is defined as the inverse of the variance: τ = τ = 1 σ 2 ), see Gamerman [ 20].
A supply of "zip type" sandwich bags (in case you need to deliver a sample of some kind to a veterinarian. A pair of small precision scissors. A pair of small precision tweezers. A small precision scalpel and supply of sterile blades. (Warning: Do not use this unless directed to do so by your rabbit's veterinarian! You could do more harm than good!).
This is a small precision-engineering firm employing 130 people in suburban Cincinnati, Ohio.
Since a too large coverage yields very small precision, and a too small coverage yields very small recall, all quality functions obtain maximal F-measure when the coverage is ~2000 to 3500.
Weapons can also be small, precision things: a "smart poison" that acts like a nerve gas but seeks out victims, or ubiquitous "gnatbot" surveillance systems for keeping populations obedient seems entirely possible.
The Motor division produces a variety of motors ranging from small precision vibration motors for smart phones to supersized motors for industrial systems.
This paper focuses on the on the design and calibration of an elastically guided vertical axis that will be applied in a small high precision 3D Coordinate Measuring Machine aiming a volumetric uncertainty of 25 nm.
Rather, an approach (Moffat et al., 1998) that uses only finite, small precision, integer arithmetic and that rescales the current interval when necessary is used.
The nurses give him a dose of medicine, but, as they begin to work on his legs, it hardly helps, and he gasps, jerks, grimaces, and writhes in gestures of small precision but agonizing impact.
