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In the off-season, the Giants' quarterbacks coach, Turk Schonert, worked with Collins to improve his agility in the pocket to avoid getting hit and to throw more accurately while on the run.

The vehicles will be fitted with a new turret and 40mm cannon, which will allow them to fire more accurately while moving.

The stochastic model can describe the mid-term hydro scheduling problem more accurately, while bringing great challenges of computation due to the fluctuation of variables and boundary conditions.

Due to the new data-fidelity measure, this energy functional can fit the image intensity more accurately while it can diminish the influence of Poisson noise on segmentation results.

The proposed correlations will allow the user of the multi-zone software to evaluate comfort conditions more accurately, while maintaining the high speed, simplicity and design flexibility of the multi-zone models.

If you ask a twenty-year-old and a seventy-year-old person to guess when a minute has passed without counting, the younger person does it more accurately, while time appears to be going slightly faster for the older person.

Being able to date paper is important for scientific, conservation and curatorial reasons: the change in paper production technology in China that led to industrial standardisation could be more accurately followed, while from a conservation point of view, the age of a paper in conjunction with its pH and DP could reveal its stability.

Individuals within groups have smaller genetic distances that can be more accurately assessed, while intergroup comparisons are in the range where resolution is poor (Fig 3 top).

We focussed exclusively on the number of consultations attended, which is much more accurately measured, while being mindful of the observed pattern of duration.

I did suspect I was doing something wrong – or, perhaps more accurately, intuited that, while I was completely right, others were judging me by their own, wrong criteria – when I kept getting the stinkeye on the bus whenever I told my son to be quiet because "nobody else needs to hear you".

East Asians tend to remember and note changes to background details more accurately, for example, while Americans retain more detail about a scene's central object.