Sentence examples for ever more precise from inspiring English sources

The differences between species are being examined at ever more precise scales.

Continuous observations seemed to narrow the range to ever more precise estimates.

Time, and further disclosures, may make the analogy ever more precise.

They thought they understood reality well, and that the future would just be one of ever more precise measurements.

It's the one that many in the coffee industry are pursuing, as tools and equipment become ever more precise.

Since then ever more precise instruments have shown minuscule variations in the CMB temperature, some on the order of just one-millionth of a degree.

During the 1980s, however, fueled by the rapid segmentation of American society, consumer life diversified into ever-more precise niche markets.

So hard-disk progress until recently has been a matter of ever-more-precise machinery, as engineers have learned how to float the head a few air molecules off the disk.But the gap, never large to begin with, is now near its theoretical minimum: much closer and the head risks scraping along the disk.

The idea that ever more efficient and "precise" wonder weapons will solve human problems, and perhaps even decisively bring our wars to an end, is older than... well, than I am anyway, and I'm almost 66.

Ever since gesture-based technology appeared on the market and Minority Report basically became reality, developers and programmers have been looking at ways to fine-tune the as yet emerging technology, making it ever more intuitive and precise and battling it out for a share of the market.

The justices propel themselves about the stage on black swivel chairs in precise, ever more eccentric ways that eventually suggest a kind of orgiastic ballet.