Sentence examples for making precision from inspiring English sources

The experimental physicist Mike Pendlebury, who has died aged 78, loved building equipment, making precision measurements and understanding their theoretical relevance.

In 2012, the farm produced several more of them, including a "torch table," for making precision metal parts, that was featured in Make.

But in combat conditions, the bombsight proved less reliable than the military had hoped, making "precision bombing" something of an oxymoron.

The accuracy events involve making precision casts into sets of floating rings with fly rods or conventional tackle using bass plugs.

In recent decades, as the production of lower-end necklaces, rings and bracelets migrated to cheaper labor markets in Asia, the highly trained metal workers here turned to making precision parts for the automobile industry.

After moving to Piney Flats, he spent a couple of years working on radar systems for Raytheon before he and a partner found a lucrative niche making precision bomb springs, at the height of the Vietnam War.

Twenty miles away, a Japanese robot called Ziggy works day and night in a converted brass foundry in Berkeley, making precision-cut office furniture.

The company, which employs 1,500 people in the UK making precision-measurement and spectroscopy equipment, said this morning that business conditions had deteriorated in the last few weeks.

Veeco makes precision measuring devices for the computer, optical and telecommunications industries.

Brandauer, which makes precision metal components, is another UK SME experiencing export growth.

Curtiss-Wright, which is based in Lyndhurst, N.J., makes precision components and parts for industrial users.