Sentence examples for exercise precision from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the integrated Wacom digitizer (plus the additional tips that come in the box) I was able to exercise precision control while sketching and writing, as well as use the S-Pen to effectively mouse-over elements on a webpage by holding it over the screen.

It's an exercise in precision and restraint, not a play for our wildest imaginations.

Conclusions: Although transcutaneous measurement are sufficiently sensitive and specific to detect patients whose PaO2 decreases during exercise, its precision is not sufficient for gas exchange calculations.

Her fiercely percussive scat improvisations in which she sings in musical tongues are taut, demanding exercises in precision and unrelenting speed.

On the flipside, artist Tony Orrico uses his body as a human spirograph by holding writing utensils in his hands, exercising extreme precision to create his geometrically accurate large-scale artworks.

That said, Darwin's "wedge" metaphor, in its imagery and subtlety, is more useful in understanding the complexity and unpredictability of military action than analogies that reduce war to exercises in precision surgery or power politics.

Move through the exercises with precision and control.

My downward dog looked more like a Labrador foraging for a spare French fry under the fridge than an example of a precision exercise technique, but sometimes you have to sacrifice style for the one you love.

In the last 20 years the matching of foods with wines has become an exercise in wizardlike precision.

Yet this was not a cold, grand spectacle like Beijing's jaw dropping exercise in military precision.

His French food - try loin of Finnebrogue venison, Manor Farm beetroot, chervil root puree, juniper sauce - is an exercise in artistic precision and panache.