Sentence examples for for precise work from inspiring English sources

Usually the image formed by a single lens is not good enough for precise work in such fields as astronomy, microscopy, and photography; this is because the cone of rays emitted by a single point in a distant object is not united in a perfect point by the lens but instead forms a small patch of light.

The robot has great potential for precise work, he says.

Skin with a fresh box knife razor or a scalpel, just can't top that for precise work (plan to use up 2 blades).

As a wavelength standard and for other precise work, isotopically pure mercury consisting of only mercury-198 is prepared by neutron bombardment of natural gold, gold-197.

Homerists, like Platonists, found the book to be less than useful for the precise work of their own discipline; many classicists rejected outright Havelock's essential thesis that oral culture predominated through the 5th century.

We are indebted to A. Mieke van Aartrijk van Dalen and Marjanne C. van Tol for their precise work on collecting data, data management and data entry.

A homemade clinometer is not usually used for highly precise work, such as surveying.

At a briefing Monday morning, Kent Wells, a senior vice president of BP who is overseeing BP's efforts, said the storm is expected to follow a track that will take it well west of the blowout site, but it may produce waves of 10 to 12 feet, which Mr. Wells said was too high for the "very precise work" on the surface needed to prepare the floating riser system.

For the most precise work in mass metrology, g is measured using dropping-mass absolute gravimeters that contain an iodine-stabilized helium neon laser interferometer.

This is what couture's all about, protecting something that is threatened: an appreciation for beauty and slow, precise work.

The results for vE for piperidine water mixtures agree with the very precise work of Afzal et al., J. Chem.