Sentence examples for depends on precision from inspiring English sources

His success depends on precision and repetition, on consistency, on nerves long steeled.

Poetry depends on precision, and fantasy in art on a faith that the narrow rendering of fact will be odder than anything we can imagine.

Because Reed, like the Game 1 winner, Joe Mays, is a right-hander who depends on precision for success, Scioscia said it was important for the Angels to put pressure on Reed in the beginning of innings.

A number of techniques are available for the assessment of body composition, and the choice of technique usually depends on precision, accuracy, ease of application as well as the cost.

Note that the decision whether to filter depends on precision (Fig.  5); therefore, although the tip correction adjusts for bias, it does not affect the decision whether to filter.

The heterogeneity statistic I, interpreted as the percentage of variability due to heterogeneity between studies rather than sampling error, depends on precision, that is, the size of the studies included.

It lumbers, then creates traffic jams during farcical scenes that depend on precision.

The ocean motif works through the rest of the concert, with two other experiments in sound — "La Mer" (1903-5) by Debussy and "Déserts" (1950-54) by Varèse — that depend on precision of attack and subtlety of texture.

Architecture Computation Throughput Wordlength Dividor/Modulo DIV/MOD fixed fixed Serial Dividor/Modulo ADD/SUB not fixed fixed Multiplier MPY fixed depend on precision of divisor Lookup ROM Table — fixed 1184 codewords (maximum wordlength: 12 bits) Proposed Design ADD/SUB fixed (1 sample/cycle) fixed.

In visual art, semiotic precision often depends on visual precision.

There are different solutions for the architecture of the time distribution sub-network and choosing one of them depends on cost, precision, reliability and operational security.