Sentence examples for put precision from inspiring English sources

Phillips or Ellis... whichever manages to put precision on his kicks and passes – do you think by the way that altitude has a bearing on throwing and passing, as it does on kicking?

Never put precision measuring tools together with hand tools, such as cutting tools, files, hammers and drills for the fear of bumping the precision measuring tools.

Never put precision measuring tools near heat sources such as electric cooker and heat transmitter to protect the tools from being distorted by heat thus disabling accuracy.

Memphis took the free kick and after his success from similar distances last season at PSV, this seemed to be his opportunity to put his precision on display.

Recent results from a system called ExaCT [ 11], based on [ 10] but with refined core algorithms and pattern rules, put the precision and recall numbers at 0.78 and 0.78, respectively.

No mean architect, Hooke made his fortune as commissioner for regulating the rebuilding of London after the Great Fire of 1666, tirelessly measuring properties and putting his precision to work.

Ms. León, with characteristic precision, put it this way: "The story of life, of human beings, is of two people.

Not only does it run at 1080p and at an unflinching 60 frames per second, but it has been put together with precision.

Broadcasting on BBM was particularly effective in organising people on the streets and identifying targets with – as one rioter put it – "military precision".

Any working journalist knows that this is how it is: the odd combination of pack mentality and individual competitiveness; the difficulty of establishing "the truth"; the way in which the desire to please – yourself, your bosses, your readers – can seduce you, make you put effect before precision.

Emphasis is put on the precision measurements of the CKM matrix elements and the performances of the different subdetectors.