Sentence examples for of greater precision from inspiring English sources

The Census Bureau's global population clock gives the pretense of greater precision.

Though such "rocker gauges" already exist, Malone is designing a machine capable of greater precision and accuracy.

That pales into insignificance compared with the consequences of the regulatory and other changes that, in the name of greater precision, have caused companies to calculate pension liabilities in terms of the yields on long-dated gilts.

The comparative findings of this dual-measurement could contribute to research designs of greater precision in future work on carsharing impacts.

When any one shall succeed in finding proofs of greater precision, gratitude will be due to him for the discovery, but at present we must be content with a probable solution.

A more complex instruction might give the appearance of greater precision but, given the limits of our understanding of the human mind, it would in reality lead only to greater speculation.

He began building his formidable reputation as a bandmaster of great precision through his leadership (1880 92) of this group, which he raised to the highest standard of performance.

Book II of Debussy's Preludes comes after intermission: music whose seeming haze and indeterminacy hides a musical mind of great precision.

A jet fighter drops a mock B61 model 12 bomb that zeroes in on the target zone, as part of a $10 billion United States government program that seeks to build a smart atom bomb of great precision.

Although such long-range projections are subject to change with ups and downs in the economy and are not a tool of great precision, the new estimates give Mr. Bush more wiggle room in his efforts to convince Congress and the public that his tax cut proposal, valued at some $1.6 trillion over 10 years, is affordable.

But he was also a careful reader and Spanish speaker of great precision.