Sentence examples for much finer control from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this process has already started to have a real impact in some kitchens where, for example, the introduction of laboratory-style temperature-controlled water baths permits much finer control of the cooking process and thus at the same time both improves consistency and reduces waste.

This would give much finer control, reduce noise and, in theory, speed up communications between a human and a computer.

"The tensions are linked to the introduction of policies that call for much finer control and monitoring of local Uighur affairs by officials.

Clark says dividing up the structure into more tetrahedrons allows for much finer control over the shape and more efficient movement, with only minimal changes in the strut lengths.

In the future, implanting electrodes in the brain could allow much finer control, says Omar Mendoza, an expert in brain signal processing who works with Llarena.

It may sound like a minor enhancement, but it affords content creators and publishers (among other things) much finer control over the styling and layout of an e-book.

You can have a vanilla virtual machine, with very little control over the hardware, or you can go with bare metal and get much finer grain control over the underlying hardware, something that companies require if they are going to move certain workloads to the cloud.

They don't require as much fine-motor control, the pencil can stay on the page the whole time, and all the letters start at the same spot--whereas printed letters start in 12 different positions... keep reading.

Banks can achieve a much finer degree of control over financial risk than before.

Is one of the changes under way the ability to add much finer levels of control?

"These smart controls enable us to control our network to much finer degrees than any manually-controlled system previously could," says David Ward, Anglian Water's head of water networks.