Sentence examples for precise few from inspiring English sources

These observations have allowed us to validate the IBAS software, which is now expected to provide quick (few seconds delay) and precise (few arcmin) localization for ∼10 15 GRBs per year.

Kayani knows full well that the strikes have been precise (creating few civilian casualties) and targeted primarily at foreign fighters in the Waziristans.

For the most part, such as their performances of singles Busy Earnin' and Time, that works a treat, though occasionally it feels a little too precise – a few too many tracks wash past in a mid-tempo haze.

The story quoted from a cable from February 2009 by Ambassador Anne W. Patterson in which she said that General Kayani "knows full well that the strikes have been precise (creating few civilian casualties) and targeted primarily at foreign fighters" in Waziristan.

Invented early in this decade, this type of gene editing has become more precise, with fewer off-target edits.

Facebook responded by changing its system so that if an advertiser's targeting criteria is so precise that fewer than 20 people would see the ad, it is not allowed.

The war on cancer is poised to enter a new phase that promises more precise treatments, fewer side effects and, most of all, more survivors.

As is well-known, increased stringency produces more precise results (fewer false positives) but at the expense of a sometimes major decrease in power, i.e. an increase in the number of false negatives.

For shakespeare scholars the lacunae in basic information are so familiar that it is easy to lose touch with students' astonishment that there are no manuscripts of any Shakespeare plays and that we don't know the exact dates of their composition.1 Furthermore, there are only a very few precise records of contemporary performance.

The second was sweet and precise from a few yards.

Because of the precise technique required, few cyclists take up speed skating.