A seemingly trivial but repetitive task like dropping the Phantom's chandelier right on cue (or stamping out millions of Oreos) is actually a high-precision job.
This has led to substantial interest among those interested in rehabilitation, for instance, after stroke or to treat amblyopia, or training for various precision-demanding jobs, for instance, endoscopic surgery or piloting unmanned aerial drones.
So, improving the precision of estimated job execution time may lead to better scheduling decisions.
Great demands are made on the tool life, its free-cutting ability, the precision of the job, edge quality, and the surface finish.
As the Obama administration begins talking to Congress about a new jobs bill, it is still having trouble saying with precision how many jobs have been spurred so far by last year's effort, the $787 billion stimulus package that was designed to create or save 3.5 million jobs over two years.
He suggested it would look better designed as one piece that "evoked a sense of high precision" – an idea Jobs often returned to with Apple's chief design officer Jonathan Ive.
The gang, a loosely affiliated network of an estimated 200 to 220 people, pull off jobs with precision and style, dressing as golfers for one job, Hawaiian tourists for another, workmen for one more.
The Auburn community will enjoy 100 new, well-paying jobs in precision machining to produce parts for the manufacturing, semiconductors, and aerospace industries.
The CTE diploma seeks to focus on skills for regional manufacturing jobs like precision machining and optics and imaging, and would include specialized training programs as well as math, science and history requirements.
For nearly 30 years, Jim Greathouse was part of the blue-collar elite, a tool-and-die man who sometimes earned more than $50,000 a year because his job, making the precision metal molds that factories use to shape parts, required such exacting skills.
