Sentence examples for precision projects from inspiring English sources

With ArcSite, you can sketch directly and gather and organize field data all in one place, and since it's aimed at helping with precision projects, it uses its own algorithms to translate hand-drawn sketches into technically precise geometric shapes.

High-precision projects, most notably, focus on obtaining accurate measurements of the levels of specific types of lipids.

With remarkable precision, METI projects that government support will drive these sectors to increase their collective market size by ¥27.4 trillion $318.7 billionn) by 2020, with a net increase of 2.579m jobs.Some of METI's new measures, such as reviewing immigration laws, make sense (Japan attracts only a tiny number of highly educated foreign workers).

Running Wolf helped MSU-Bozeman professor Denbigh Starkey on a precision agriculture project, creating 3D visualization tools that allow users--including researchers and educators--to explore relationships among various geospatial and agricultural parameters in hopes of enhancing crop management.

His poetic gifts as a writer, shaped by a lifetime of avid reading, are matched by a lawyer's appreciation of precision; his writings project "a persona of dignified but amiable authenticity," and do so with a "concision of phrasing and logical tightness".

Algebraic reconstruction is more suitable for image reconstruction than analytic reconstruction as its high contrast and precision for incomplete projecting data.

Based on studies to grow the Mercury spacecraft capabilities to long-duration flights, developing space rendezvous techniques, and precision Earth landing, Project Gemini was started as a two-man program in 1962 to overcome the Soviets' lead and to support the Apollo manned lunar landing program, adding extravehicular activity (EVA) and rendezvous and docking to its objectives.

Protein interaction data from high-precision text mining projects could be used to improve the validation of high-quality protein interactions as "re-discovered" compared to the findings reported in past literature.

"Researching property ownerships takes a lot of precision, and so does project management," says Martin.

In Israel, the fact that the pattern of results was consistent with exposure circumstances led us to conclude that errors in accuracy and precision decreased during the project.

The American Automobile Association nonetheless projects, with remarkable precision, that the number of people who drive 50 or more miles from home over the four-day period will actually rise by 0.2 per cent, to 34.9 million, compared to 2010.