Sentence examples for made with precise from inspiring English sources

The real Naples margherita pizza should, they said, contain 149.97 calories per 100g and be made with precise amounts of tomato, mozzarella and salt.

Like most high-tech devices, they must be made with precise dimensions and materials properties to operate properly.

In "Torment Saint," Schultz has made clear with precise writing and even pacing the many ways in which Smith's fate had long ago been sealed.

This may be 19th Century costume fare but it is made with the same precise attention to its protagonists' yearnings and comic foibles as its director's contemporary dramas.

It is therefore likely that the decision of choosing euthanasia is easier made with the more precise diagnosis obtained during surgery.

The flight time across the Strait of Sicily was so short that aerial interception could be made only with precise intelligence.

The "Last Supper" replica — which the company prefers to call a clone, though it was made with borrowed photographic data less precise than the company generally uses — was "painted" by an inkjet printer that slowly covered panels of plaster, much like the kind Leonardo worked on, with paint that mimics the original but is designed to last much longer.

(2004), little progress has been made with regard to understanding the precise tempo and causes of the radiation of core Ruschioideae.

In reality, due to the nature of the problem, the mathematical framework presented here is not meant to be highly precise, but it can be made sufficiently precise with the inclusion of experimental data.

It is a general principle that test statistics can be made more precise, with gain of statistical power, by conditioning on ancillary statistics (Cox and Hinkley, 1974).

Many markers are first made in miniature, with precise scaled-down patterns to determine the optimum layout for minimal yardage; the optimal miniature marker is then used as the guide for making the full-scale cutting marker.