Sentence examples for most precise measurement from inspiring English sources
It was moved from Brookhaven, where the most precise measurement so far was made, to Fermilab, because Fermilab has more intense sources of muons, and so an even more precise measurement can be made there.
In the 1970s Dehmelt used his trap to measure an electron's magnetic moment to an accuracy of four parts in a trillion, the most precise measurement of that quantity at the time.
Now, thanks to a clever device, physicists have the most precise measurement yet.
Subsequent data has provided the world׳s most precise measurement of sin22θ13 and the effective mass splitting Δm2ee.
The most precise measurement ever made of the proton's radius shows that the subatomic particle is 4% smaller than previously thought.
The quality of these predictions will depend on a most precise measurement of the current state of each trajectory but also on an incorporation of different prediction techniques.
The most precise measurements of Arctic sea ice have been made by nasa, using satellites equipped with microwave sensors.
Given the size of the telescope and improvements in detection technology, the researchers hope to make the most precise measurements yet.
The most precise measurements of the cosmic background, at least in the near future, are generally expected to come late this year from NASA's Microwave Anisotropy Project, or MAP, satellite, which was launched into space last year on June 30.
Dr. Lamb's research crossed many subjects in theoretical physics, including lasers, the scattering of neutrons off crystals and how to make the most precise measurements of objects or processes, given the intrinsic uncertainties of quantum mechanics.
Since then, this "cosmic microwave background radiation" has been the subject of considerable investigation and, towards the end of last month, the most precise measurements to date were presented by the Planck collaboration of several hundred astronomers and cosmologists from around the world, including from several UK institutions.
