Sentence examples for rigid and precise from inspiring English sources
It's a fury that, like Scorsese's own, is all the more powerful for the fierce, rigid, and precise control that underlies it.
For too long we have focused on repurposing sensor technology created for rigid and precise machines and putting them on soft bodies.
Right from the beginning it is necessary to insert the graft in a very rigid and precise position.
It was a sound at once rigid and brilliant, precise in attack and vibrant in delivery.
The construction was, however, too rigid, and necessitated the precise identification of the K -functional for the interpolation couple.
The transfer tray is made of two layers: the inner one is soft and thin and holds the bracket completely, while the extern is rigid and assures a precise position during the trays transfer from the cast to the oral cavity (Figure 1).
The rigid frame, compliant suspension and precise steering combine with the tidy proportions of the 228i to produce an authentic BMW, no small feat in 2015.
Long standing social rules and conventions are often clear and precise, as well as more rigid and entrenched than written ones, if only because their elimination, alteration or re-interpretation typically requires widespread changes in traditional attitudes, beliefs and behaviour.
Radiostereometric analysis (RSA) is a very accurate and precise method for measurements of rigid body movements including the evaluation of joint implant and fracture stability, however, RSA has not previously been used in clinical studies of calcaneal osteotomies.
Radiostereometric analysis (RSA) is a highly accurate and precise method for quantifiying the three-dimensional movement between rigid bodies, such as the stability of fracture parts and the migration of a prosthetic implant in the host bone.
In neural interface platforms, cultures are often carried out on a flat, open, rigid, and opaque substrate, posing challenges to reflecting the native microenvironment of the brain and precise engagement with neurons.
