Digital projectors deliver precision images, eliminating headaches and nausea, while plastic glasses have replaced the cardboard.
His power off the ground is impressive, but the relaxed muscularity of his swing did not always deliver precision.
The 22-year-old is a different sort of creator from De Bruyne, not as proficient at delivering precision crosses from the wings, more at ease conniving in the space between opponents' midfield and defence.
But the more capacity we develop to monitor the body and the brain for signs of future breakdown and to correct course along the way — to deliver "precision medicine," as the lingo goes — the greater the difference health care can make in people's lives, as well as in reducing future costs.
Elekta Synergy combines scanning and delivery into one integrated treatment system for delivering precision radiation therapy.
The same system could then be used to deliver precision radiotherapy.
Drones are seen by many in the military as delivering precision strikes without the need for more intrusive military action.
Big games (a Call of Duty perhaps) need capable screens to show rich graphics as well as input methods like joypads, mice and keyboards to deliver precision.
A Neutrino Factory (NF) could deliver precision measurements of the CP-violating phase, δCP, to rival measurements in the quark sector.
Airplanes are not evolving to meet individual requirements, BUT clinical technologies are evolving to deliver "precision medicine," which may not only be custom configured to individual needs, but may persist near, on, or inside humans for their entire life.
