Sentence examples for engineering perfection from inspiring English sources

The Maserati is powerful and sexy, and we don't really have much in the way of criticism except that if you are looking for German engineering perfection, you won't find it here.

Mercedes Benz, for example, established dominance in the luxury auto segment by owning "engineering perfection," a fusion of mechanical performance and sensuous indulgence.

Life is capricious"), then by the even scarier hooded monk Brother Sheamus of the Ruskinites, an order once devoted to finding the divinity of God through the perfection of engineering but now gone strangely apocalyptic.

The simulation and experimental results show that Kalman filter parameters can be obtained for GPS/SINS integrated navigation system precisely and efficiently based on Allan variance modeling method, and the algorithm has reference value for theoretical perfection and engineering applications.

"La Mer" becomes a thrilling, even frightening experience, but the Ravel "Bolero" brings the perfection of "German engineering" past the point of good taste: it sounds like the background music to the occupation of Paris.

Updated at 1.01pm BST 12.54pm BST 23rd over: England 95-3 (Bell 41, Root 4) "The Forth rail bridge was an absolute cracker - an engineering art form refined to perfection, and never since bettered".

Perfect ballets demand perfection.

Hefty figures – but all pulled together into a package of near-perfection by the innate engineering, design and craftsmanship skills of Britain's top luxury performance marque.

Isentropic efficiency ηs which maximum level corresponds to the gas final temperature minimum of the stage exhaust chamber Tf is accepted as the perfection criterion of the obtained engineering solutions.

David Hyde Pierce's Niles is a piece of precision engineering – physical and verbal comedy played to equal perfection and hitting their marks every time.

"Damage" is an engineering term defining a period between a state of material perfection and the onset of crack initiation.