Sentence examples for is far more precise from inspiring English sources
The data is far more precise than the Nielsen television ratings can be.
The GPS ability relies on the same satellites that help a smartphone find a restaurant, but it is far more precise.
It doesn't have a bar, which is too bad, but the sound of the cubelike room is far more precise than anything you'd ever hear in a bar, or at most stages around the city.
But power-based training is far more precise.
Traditional obstetrics emphasizes the role of digital examinations, but recent studies demonstrated that this approach is inaccurate and intrapartum ultrasound is far more precise.
GE-technology has an unprecedented safety record and is far more precise and predictable than any other 'traditional' and unregulated breeding technology.
The two systems complemented each other: Freya was a long-range early-warning radar system, but lacked precision, whereas Würzburg had a much shorter range but was far more precise.
They were far more precise than us and definitely deserved their victory.
So if astrology were actually a science, horoscopes would end up being far more precise and far more specific.
Regular atomic clocks use radio waves to measure the oscillations of cesium atoms, which are far more precise than, say, the swingings of a pendulum.
