Sentence examples for conspicuous precision from inspiring English sources
Directing "Amour": Michael Haneke's rigid and conspicuous precision passes for art; the subject passes for important.
The "conspicuous precision" of a BMW or a Lexus helps signal the intelligence of all the owners, but the BMW's "conspicuous reputation" also marks its owner as more extraverted and less agreeable (i.e., more aggressive).
Waterborne destruction has visited Toms River before, albeit via less conspicuous channels, which Dan Fagin traces with marvelous precision in his new book, "Toms River: A Story of Science and Salvation".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Waterborne destruction has visited Toms River before, albeit via less conspicuous channels, which Dan Fagin traces with marvelous precision in his new book, "Toms River: A Story of Science and Salvation".
However, such radars are also conspicuous, susceptible to clutter, and have low precision.
On the other hand, when σ12 is larger than 1, the decrease in performances becomes slightly conspicuous, but remains within the scope of 3.04% for precisions, 2.22% for mean rank ratios and 1.77% for AUC scores.
Overall, the possibly most conspicuous and expected finding is that the error frequency increases with decreasing precision of the interaction criterion.
One is the perfection of long-range precision strike weapons that enable armies to fight from great distances and that make massive, conspicuous platforms like carriers and air bases more vulnerable.
Strokes of precision chefliness — for example, a deliciously fishy Provençale fish soup with no discernible fish in it — can seem conspicuous in a place where waiters take your wine hostage, and then suddenly sneak up to pour some of it in a glass you have just thirstily half-filled with water.
