Every switch operates with precision and every plastic surface has a pleasing texture.
There's an avalanche of buttons and knobs to master in the cockpit, but the learning curve is shallow and each operates with precision.
Every switch, button and lever operates with precision, and when a door opens there's an audible whoosh as the seals around it separate and the cabin pressure equalizes with the open air.
Yet, the whole creation was put together in perfect balance and harmony (Q55:7); Planets and plants were programmed to operate with precision (Q55:5) year after year, and humans were given the free will with a responsibility to maintain that balance for their own good or perish like the earlier species through climate changes or conflicts.
The brain is incredibly complex each cubic millimeter of your brain contains perhaps a hundred thousand cells, connected by a billion synapses, each operating with millisecond precision.
A new laser ranging station is now operating with a precision of a few millimeters (Murphy et al., 2008).
Robot-assisted or robotic surgery, such as the da Vinci system, allows surgeons to access hard-to-reach areas of the body via tiny incisions, operating with more precision and control than they could manage if they held a scalpel in their hand.
Across a vast swath of Central Asia, former Soviet republics have tried to strengthen their armies in anticipation of what have become annual attacks by radical Islamic insurgents financed from Afghanistan and operating with ever greater precision and sophistication from remote mountain bases.
Resolving these problems requires autonomous and efficient network processing, as well as a method that can reduce unnecessary energy usage by operating IoT with precision based on the users' usage patterns [25, 26].
Every control operates with switchblade precision.
The dexterity of the robot means surgeons can operate with more precision.
