Sentence examples for precision meaning from inspiring English sources

This results in higher print precision, meaning 3D printed objects can have finer detail.

Missiles and artillery have far greater range and precision, meaning enemy posts, infrastructure, armouries, even entire towns, could be destroyed from within home territory.

Missiles and artillery have far greater range and precision, meaning enemy posts, infrastructure, armories, and even entire towns could be destroyed from within home territory.

A low validity may lead to a low diagnostic precision meaning lower chance to detect differences.

The strategies used in this study have poor precision, meaning that few articles initially identified will prove relevant on grounds of methodology.

Therefore, at the level of the individual where a precise measurement may be required, the GPAQ may not offer a desirable degree of precision, meaning that GPAQ may not be an appropriate tool for assessing an individual's level of PA.

Dirac grew up an introvert, spoke only when spoken to, and used words very sparingly though with utmost precision in meaning.

When we watch a word lose the precision of meaning we were taught (decimate), or the fall into disuse of a supposed iron rule (compare with v compare to), perspective can fly out of the window and emotion rush in, often under the banner of Defending Civilised Values as We Were Taught Them at an Impressionable Age.

Each of these dimensions has implications for eco-feedback salience, precision, or meaning, qualities that correspond to the behavioral mechanisms of attention, motivation, and learning, respectively.

Please adjust the language throughout the text where this concept arises to improve precision and meaning.

The presence of such precision of meaning and purpose facilitates subsequent analyses of other indicator attributes such as technical feasibility.