Sentence examples for same doctrine of precision from inspiring English sources

Under the same doctrine of precision medicine, there is an equally important need to visualize these diseased cells to enable diagnosis, facilitate surgical resection, and monitor therapeutic response.

Now the same doctrine of deterrence is forcing it to fight long, debilitating campaigns over a few soldiers.

In 1934, George was made director of the Department of Air Tactics and Strategy, and vigorously promoted the doctrine of precision bombing in which massed air fleets of heavy bombers would be commanded independently of naval or ground warfare needs.

His shop will have trouble matching the same level of precision.

Today, some are demanding from the intelligence community the same degree of precision and protection with regard to terrorist attacks.

There's a lot of doctrine, and a lot of it is rigid, but it isn't necessarily the same doctrine from one house of worship to another, even one close by.

The same doctrine was also recognised by Lord Langdale, in the case of Whittaker v. Howe (3 Beav.

For example, the same member of the clergy could, as a scholar, present perceived shortcomings in that very same doctrine.

Hansell became a member of a group known as the "Bomber Mafia," ACTS instructors who were both outspoken proponents of the doctrine of daylight precision strategic bombardment and advocates for an independent Air Force.

In those photos of long-dead pedestrians, there is the same mixture of anthropometric precision and ontological mystery.

But it's run with that same kind of military precision.