Sentence examples for is precision from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being precise or exact; exactness.
One is precision: the causal relations the model represents may need to be made more precise when we look at real patients.
Theirs is precision, quality footy.
Ciara's currency as a dancer is precision and high difficulty.
Why is precision "critical in astronomical terms," according to the article?
There is precision and roughness, both engineered machinery and expedient temporary structures of nailed-together planks.
You could argue that the greatest contribution the French have made to fashion is precision.
The diction is precision-tooled, yet appears transparent as clean water.
Nothing is accidental, every antic and sinister development is precision-crafted and subversively beautiful.
The dishwasher is precision-packed, to use every centimetre of space.
Well Instra Mental's Resolution 653 is precision-engineered machine music that just does something to your motor cortex.
At under 150 pages, it's a work of miniaturist perfection: a brief, brilliant jewel of a book in which each paragraph is precision-cut, each sentence burnished.
