Sentence examples for precision of observation from inspiring English sources

The precision of observation and the ear for dialogue are masterly; the ending is as abrupt as a car crash.

He brings to his account in The Wandering Pine of the humiliations of alcoholism the same precision of observation and of language that he deploys in the account of his first love.

Though they have happened often enough to persuade Kepler's researchers that the dips themselves are real, the way in which the team is conducting its initial search trades quantity of stars for precision of observation.

Perhaps, though, the most obvious sign of Britain's renewed love affair with the rural is the rise of "the new nature writing" – which, in the words of its great exponent Robert Macfarlane, is "distinguished by its mix of memoir and lyricism, and specialises in delicacy of thought and precision of observation".

In Eq. (16), δ 0 is the function of type I and II error which depends on the user's predefined probability, and σ i is the precision of observation which needs to reflect the practical situation.

It is phenomenally beautiful in its prose and in the precision of observation and this kind of - this unbelievable quest to meet the peregrine and an ecstasy of observation... Sometimes the writer lapses into "we": "the peregrine saw us and swoops down and then we swooped down" so it is as if he were morphed into falcon.

At the same time, superior optics and more refined instruments, in general, have enhanced the precision of observations and accuracies of the end products.

The SAASM is employed by military GPS devices to allow decryption of precision of observations.

Goldin did show some interest in a proposal by Saul Perlmutter of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to build a telescopic satellite that would vastly expand both the quantity and precision of observations of distant supernovae, which have suggested that space is filled with a strange form of energy that counteracts gravity on large scales (see Science, 18 December 1998, p. 2156).

Furthermore, the sample sizes were somewhat limited, which influences the precision of observations and, therefore, renders the reported 95% CIs wider than otherwise would have been the case.

Partly, it's the precision of his observation, drawn from ordinary life.