Sentence examples for a very precise task from inspiring English sources

It turned out that everybody needs a very precise task that they do without any variation whatsoever.

Though quiet stance has been called a "static" postural control task because the base of support (BOS) is not changing, several studies [ 31, 32] have suggested that quiet stance is dynamic sensorimotor tasks requiring a very precise control of fine movements of the lower extremities by unceasingly displacing the location of CoP and modulating interlimb loading ratio.

This has a very precise meaning.

We use a very precise language.

I am a very precise person.

"They make a very precise calculation," he said.

CHAI TIME I have a very precise tea routine.

He is tasked by the man who appointed him, chairman of the BBC Trust Lord Patten, to restore creativity and improve the quality of the BBC's output by 20 per cent ("Yes, that was a very precise number," he admits).

The visual element, the challenge of making a very precise fly presentation, are both very compelling.

Sotiris has a very poetic visual style and a very precise screenplay".

In science, however, it has a very precise definition: 10-9, or a billionth.