Sentence examples for precision seeing from inspiring English sources

Henepola Gunaratana, an influential Buddhist monk, once described it as "looking into something with clarity and precision, seeing each component as distinct and separate, and piercing all the way through so as to perceive the most fundamental reality of that thing".

This is only practicable with a precision saw capable of fine adjustment.

Once the sodium hypochlorite was inactivated, the roots were sectioned using an Isomet 1000 precision saw (Buehler, Lake Bluff, IL).

For and extensive discussion of the dating of Nāgārjuna and the problems involved with determining his dates with precision, see Walser 2005.

Numerical stability and computational efficiency have been successfully attained using Householder factorization or properly selecting a floating point precision (see e.g, [6, 7]).

This last point should be interpreted in the sense that when more effort is put into performing simulations with higher precision, that this does not change the global statistics, even though individual solutions will change with precision (see for example the Hermite results in Figure 1).

These parameters were used to define the following two measures of accuracy: the False Negative Rate (FNR) and Precision (see below).

Such sensitivity and precision, seen also among other mammals, derives from a complex interaction of cochlear hair cells and the tectorial membrane (TM) within the organ of Corti.

At 800 nm, the ratio EYFP over ECFP contributions in control conditions were close to 1 providing maximal precision (see Results).

The reason for this apparent disconnect is that the two indices are inversely related and, although interpretations are more straightforward for the latter index, the former index can be estimated with much greater precision (see Materials and Methods and Electronic Supporting Information, Text S1).

Sensorimotor precision (1/ SD error) was consistently higher than VWM precision (see Table 2).