Sentence examples for make precise readings from inspiring English sources

A smartphone app takes a picture and can make precise readings of the chemical data based on  color changes.

The diaper, which works with a smartphone app that makes precise readings of the changes in chemical content of the diaper based on changes in the color of squares visible on the diaper front, won't "overload parents with data they don't understand," said the inventor, Yaroslav Faybishenko (who considered his infant daughter's diaper one day and "realized she was sitting in data").

It literally involved engineers riding in test cars with laptops and microphones to get precise readings.

Now, just before sunrise, they launched drones and balloons to get precise readings of atmospheric conditions and to record the characteristics of the blast wave in three dimensions.

Technical considerations make precise comparisons difficult.

Here, too, attempting to make precise predictions is perhaps silly.

Sampling errors make precise quantification of viral loads difficult.

Make precise measurements.

Use precise needlepoint scissors to make precise cuts on the bud.

Mr Sachetti's agronomists take daily readings in the fields, checking for pests and making precise adjustments to applications of fertilisers.

That made precise gaming frustrating.