Sentence examples for life precision from inspiring English sources

The sport has battled its own nomenclature, with three names in its short life: precision team skating, synchronized team skating and, since 2005, synchronized skating.

Paper and chinagraph pencils and sun-sightings and compass dip: more to life than precision on a screen.

Yet his will power and oratory decisively stiffened the United Kingdom's determination to stay in the second world war.John Keegan's brilliant little book tells the story of Churchill's life with precision.

Her stories trace this life with precision and deadpan verve, as in "Tiger Bites," a stark, compassionate account of a journey to an illegal abortion clinic in Mexico, or "Strays," about a group of addicts bonding tentatively at a rehabilitation center until a pack of dogs stuck full of porcupine quills shows up.

Her research interests include remaining useful life assessment, precision engineering and sustainable engineering.

(3) The actual load of the planetary gear system can be first statistically processed, and then the results are applied to the fatigue test with the specific gear, then this method can improve the life prediction precision of the gear system and is more effective for the life prediction of service gear system.

The couple's life requires logistical precision.

Since life lacks the precision of Donne scholarship, you use crude tools like that to beat back the darkness.

Yet the physical world of the story is important, and you describe the outer trappings of Michael's life with great precision.

I loved stage two with the echelons, and the showdown on l'Alpe d'Huez, but watching Steve Cummings take the win of his life with surgical precision was a joy.

Yet at the same time there are some wonderfully evocative sections here that capture the exhausting annoyances of everyday life with digital precision.