Sentence examples for precision needs from inspiring English sources

An important precision needs to be made here about the space created by the Nardal sisters for Negritude.

The requirement for the temperature stability is very high in the star sensors as the high precision needs for the altitude information.

The issue only becomes more difficult to handle when such criteria are used as outcome measures in clinical trials, in which hundreds of patients need to be individually followed up, and for which precision needs to be maintained throughout the whole duration of the trial.

Also, the prior precision needs to be specified, which reflects the certainty or uncertainty about the prior mean.

Expected precision needs to be widely broadcast, since it plays a crucial role in hierarchical inference (Friston et al. 2010; Friston 2011).

Although causality has not been established and precision needs to be improved, this study informs the potential efficacy of reducing the consumption of sugar sweetened beverages in a contemporary population.

In recent weeks her schedule has become skewed more toward basketball, detracting from the technical precision needed for long-jumping.

Your inventory is severely limited too, and there's some tremendously demanding precision needed in a handful of particularly cruel and frustrating sections.

Herzog and de Meuron seem determined to prove that this is not an oxymoron — that utter precision need not come at the cost of emotional engagement with architecture.

Perhaps because of the precision needed, film scanning is not a rapid process, and the higher your quality standards, the longer it takes.

That was fast enough to feel some of the G-forces and get a sense of the precision needed to guide a roaring dragster down a track.