Sentence examples for of perfect precision from inspiring English sources

Within eight minutes of his arrival, Barca were back on level terms as Messi received a pass 30 yards from goal, danced around four challenges and rolled a shot of perfect precision into the bottom left corner with the effortless ease of a champion golfer holing a two-foot putt.

a Dietary Reference Intake (values shown include the range for females and males) b Includes intake only during the study period and does not reflect 24 hour intake c Total exceeds 100% given difficulty of achieving perfect precision with recording of dietary intake.

"Precision" (consistency) was defined by the SD of meal ratios; a value of 0 defined perfect precision.

Over the years there have been developments in technique, subtle though they are: blues and greens begin to take over from reds, and for the first time in recent work he allows diffused light and the play of reflections to compromise the perfect precision of his compositions.

"I could have very easily made cubed chunks of metal with drilled pips, but all of a sudden with a little more time and effort these chunks of metal become near perfect precision 'cuts' of metal.

But Jack is no match for Joey Moreland, a heartless sociopath who functions with the perfect precision of a machine.

Language variations are responsible of false negatives (not perfect recall) and to a lesser extent of false positive (not perfect precision).

The result is a kind of gentle modernism of utter precision, with perfect proportions.

In cases of small packet size z and/or small fraction of compromised nodes, there is a dramatic change of precision from an almost perfect precision (for the upper threshold) to a complete failure (less than 50% for the lower threshold).

While either adding flanking sequence alone, or using a dinucleotide matrix alone, cause notable improvements (the dinucleotide WMs without flank are about 50% to 100% more specific than the prior PWMs), DWMs with flank achieve nearly perfect precision over most of the range of sensitivity.

He cites the gluing process as being more stressful that cutting: "Each layer has to be placed with perfect precision on top of the preceding one.