Sentence examples for more precise execution from inspiring English sources
There have been Super Bowls with more points scored and with more precise execution and with bigger crowds and with bigger stars.
Although it is good to see, in a cautious and escapist Milan, a designer pushing himself to the limits, Mr. Simons needed a more precise execution of his vision.
The explanation for that probably lies with its precise execution, more formal (and generally efficient) service, and fancy linens and tableware.
But as Christmas approaches, somebody's always going to say, "Bah, humbug!" And let's face it, just about everyone who matters to the mainstream media swears that the drones are just so much more "precise" in their "extrajudicial executions" than traditional air methods, which can be so messy.
The reasons given were that such a model would balance the tradeoffs for both modalities touch would be preferable for commands that need to be executed quickly while speech would be preferable to give more precise commands that do not require instant execution; touch is more discreet and would be preferable in public places while speech would be more convenient in private spaces.
Precise execution gave way to faster, sketchier, more spontaneous technique, allowing greater naturalness and expression in the figures.
Information technology provides the ability to model business processes for more precise specifications and the ability to automate processes for controlled execution.
Therefore, while a synchronous execution is appropriate when the granularity is low, more precise models in terms of granularity call for a better handling of concurrency.
In 1972, the court struck down all existing death penalty statutes, but in 1976 allowed executions to resume under newly written laws that gave jurors more precise guidance in an effort to make death sentences less arbitrary.
The power of this meal lay in the precise execution.
