Sentence examples for far greater precision from inspiring English sources

Modern kit has allowed astronomers to nail down cosmic distances with far greater precision.

Given that, we must have far greater precision and professionalism in how we keep our voting rolls.

A trio of new satellites, called Swarm, are to monitor the collapsing field with far greater precision than before and help scientists forecast its prospective state.

The British group (founded in 1972 by Trevor Pinnock) outshone its American counterpart, playing with far greater precision, buoyancy and vigor throughout the evening.

But the researchers said they could finally be "read fully and analyzed with far greater precision," and that they were indeed the earliest.

The reflecting goniometer is an instrument of far greater precision and is used for the accurate measurement of the angles when small crystals with smooth faces are available.

In contrast, as I noted yesterday, cellphone and digital device tracking has already been with us for quite some time and surveils us with far greater accuracy and precision.

Missiles and artillery have far greater range and precision, meaning enemy posts, infrastructure, armouries, even entire towns, could be destroyed from within home territory.

Missiles and artillery have far greater range and precision, meaning enemy posts, infrastructure, armories, and even entire towns could be destroyed from within home territory.

The development Huxley had in mind would enable different parts of a single striated muscle fibre to be distinguished far more easily and with greater precision than can be attained by conventional microscopy.

The precision and reproducibility of PSI is far greater than possible in static interferogram analysis, with measurement repeatabilities of a hundredth of a wavelength being routine.