Sentence examples for a technical precision from inspiring English sources

Charismatic descendants like Alarm Will Sound and Signal, meanwhile, now offer a technical precision and idiomatic polish that their illustrious forebear can't always match.

Each is of a technical precision and elegance that few in the mechanical watchmaking industry can match — a feat that ensures his client waiting list is two years long, despite prices that are often in six figures.

The film has been shot with four cameras and a technical precision that makes every detail resonate: birds in flight, the sounds of passing airplanes, the flicking of a cow's ear, the beam of a distant lighthouse that flares up with the darkening of the sky.

Whatever happens, keep checking both here and the Fortnite Twitter for more information: hopefully the wait times will be going down soon, because one of Fortnite's biggest strengths is its ability to maintain the tension of the battle royale concept while delivering quick, seamless matches with a technical precision PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds could never quite match.

Both designers encompass an understanding of their ideal consumer and an impeccable technical precision.

A Perfect Vehicle Working several hours a day gave a kind of technical precision that can often only be approximated by modern singers who, as Mr. Minter said, "have to cover more bases" in terms of their vocal repertory.

Under the crystal of cambered sapphire it's just a fog of numbers – a layer of technical precision that's meant to be reassuring but I find as panic-inducing as a maths exam in a nightmare.

The differences in the predicted and experimentally determined molecular masses of Delta toxin could be due to a particular conformational structure, as well as to a lack of technical precision in the previous determination.

For almost half a century Dame Kiri Te Kanawa has sung for princes, queens and commoners with a warmth and technical precision that has marked her out.

She became a company apprentice in 1996, and halfway through the winter season that year, just before her 16th birthday, Peter Martins, City Ballet's artistic director, cast her as Dewdrop in "The Nutcracker" -- a role demanding technical precision, speed and considerable stage presence.

Branislav Ivanovic with a volley of technical precision, absolutely nails it after Willian's chip to the back post, drilled brilliantly - but a yard too high.