Sentence examples for becomes precise from inspiring English sources

However, there are many ways to extend the meaning of 'heap' so it becomes precise.

Then, after starting school, they became precise and unpleasant.

An age of prose followed as humans became mature, but it was only in the "ripe" age inevitably metaphorically associated with senescence that language became precise enough to be suitable for philosophical reflection.

When DVDs supplanted tapes (though I still have plenty of the latter), the freeze-frames and frame-advances became precise and rock-solid, although the fast-forwarding and reverse-viewing often became a succession of stills rather than a rapid transport of the integral film.

During the nineteenth century, positional measurements of some stars became precise enough to measure small changes in their location.

However interferometric determination of wavelength becomes less precise with wavelength and the experiments were thus limited in precision by the long wavelength (~0.4 cm) of the radiowaves.

It becomes too precise".

As weaponry becomes more precise, the language of warfare has become more ambiguous.

You can't afford to have any fat there, and as a result the writing becomes more precise.

The milky cloud leaves his eyes, and he becomes as precise and direct and clear as one of his buildings.

Switching to drip-feed irrigation means that watering becomes more precise, cutting consumption per unit of output.