The phrase "precision method" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific approach or technique that emphasizes accuracy and attention to detail. Example: This lab uses a precision method to measure the exact concentrations of different substances in the solution.
In our Krylov kernel, we utilize quad precision arithmetic which is emulated via the double double precision method.
A high precision method to determine fusion in the capture of α-particles by nuclei is presented.
In addition, our mixed precision method produces improved convergence rates of Arnoldi type Krylov subspace methods without a drastic increasing the computational time.
In this work, an alternative high precision method of the gpcBR approach was used to estimate a more reliable g-factor, called gest.
This paper describes a design for precision method based on a topology optimization method (TOM) for compliant mechanisms that includes thermal compensation features.
Finite element models are high precision method in simulation of the pile soil interaction problems however these analyses are usually complex and computationally expensive.
He wondered whether the precision methods the group used for particle detectors might be of use.
One farmer who is using precision methods is Ken Mattingly, owner of M-B Farms in LeRoy, N.Y., about 50 miles southwest of Rochester.
"The people who are resistant to precision methods aren't surviving," said Thomas Facer, vice president for agricultural services at Agrilink Foods, a food cooperative based in Rochester.
Ian Beecher-Jones, a precision farming consultant, recently told Farmers Weekly magazine that about 60% of Britain's farmland is now being managed by precision methods, which include sensor systems, cameras, drones, microphones, virtual field maps, analytics and GPS-guided tractors.
Single Point Diamond Turning is one of the ultra precision methods to generate surface finish with highest possible dimensional accuracies.
