For example, precision agriculture [1], monitoring of pests [2], and volcanology [3] to name a few.
For example, precision will decrease when the scoring model predicts that a particular concept is shown in the student's response when in fact it is not.
For example, precision agriculture [5], patient-centric health-care applications and services [6], and smart home [7] provide centralized control of lighting, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), appliances, security locks of gates and doors, and other systems.
For example, precision metalworkers are likely exposed to metal particles and cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils.
As an example, precision in the ADE acute renal failure using the P-value scoring method is similar in the top 10 position and the top 20 (precision = 0.6).
Some mirror neurons discharged for only one action type, such as grasping, during both execution and observation, but showed no specificity for the type of grasp, for example precision grip or whole hand prehension.
The addition of surfactants can greatly improve the solvent strength of carbon dioxide illustrated by the already established applications in, for example, precision cleaning of machine parts and dry cleaning of materials, replacing harmful halogenated solvents such as perchloroethane (perc) [ 1].
Similarly, as America's free-market philosophy spreads prosperity abroad, and the microelectronic revolution that America started goes global, the American advantage in, for example, precision-guided weaponry will likely fade.
At Lake Area Technical Institute in South Dakota, each of the 27 majors has different admissions standards, so that, for example, precision-machining students need higher math scores than those studying cosmetology.
Andreas Andreou, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Johns Hopkins University, said that Dr. Sarpeshkar's circuits were unusual examples of precision engineering.
