Sentence examples for precise cutting from inspiring English sources

Switching to drip-feed irrigation means that watering becomes more precise, cutting consumption per unit of output.

Louis" or "Good Times" by the Easybeats to hear many of the elements that make AC/DC's sound so distinctive: precise, cutting, guitar riffs; propulsive rhythms; and infectious choruses.

There's a tension at the center of "Animal House" between the acidic, Ivy League satire of the screenplay (by Mr. Miller, Harold Ramis and Douglas Kenney) and the more extroverted, showbiz savvy of the director, John Landis, whose clean framing and precise cutting place the film in a classical Hollywood tradition of physical comedy.

For example, hip-replacement surgery requires very precise cutting.

Roland Mouret - 952 Madison Avenue A former model and stylist in France, then a video director in London, Mouret now creates iconic dresses that show a keen eye for structure and precise cutting.

It has been proven that a robot can achieve a much more precise cutting operation than the average orthopedic surgeon can achieve using hand tools and cutting guides.

It's important to use sewing scissors to cut out the wings, as you can be very precise when cutting the feathered edges.

Technically, this collection was a tour de force with the leather worked with precise chevron cutting into soft shapes like a swinging cape.

But then he plugged in and let fly, leading a power trio in "Got To Get Better in a Little While" and "Crossroads" — rasping and moaning the words, playing guitar solos that snaked and screamed and touched down in the blues, precise but cutting.

Robots supply also a vast help in medicine: ultra-precise surgical robots, cutting with greater precision than humans, assistants in rehabilitation, companions of human that deal with the elderly, disabled, children, etc. [ 5, 7, 42, 44].

The language – from reading the English translation – is rich and resonant, precise and often cutting or savage.