The air force has serious precision-guided munitions and state-of-the-art imaging technology in its CP-140 Auroras, which can run surveillance and reconnaissance missions that can identify human, physical, and in theory technological targets with significant accuracy.
Whether she's berating a secret agent as M in the Bond movie franchise, shunning Elizabeth Bennett in "Pride and Prejudice," or outsmarting Lionel in "As Time Goes By," the woman can deliver a line with serious biting precision.
It's too early to tell whether PEP has achieved its operational goal of targeting serious criminals with more precision and leaving everyday immigrants alone, according to data analyzed by TRAC.
When all species were used as the intermediary data sets, a serious decrease in the precision was observed, while the coverage remained acceptable.
The Dell Precision M4500 is serious.
The method presented earlier in this section makes it possible to implement a complete colorization system; however, it has a serious drawback concerned with the precision.
Hansell recognized the most serious flaws in the daylight precision bombardment theory, that: radar early warning and the lack of long-range escort fighters made deep penetration raids by massed bombers too costly to achieve strategic goals until a means of air superiority was attained, and that German industry, rather than being fragile and fixed, proved to be resilient and mobile.
The resulting lack of diagnostic precision may have serious bearing on treatment adequacy and quality.
To achieve high-precision tracking without serious control chattering, a second-order sliding mode control (SMC) law is proposed such that the equilibrium point of the closed-loop rigid robot dynamics has semiglobal exponential stability.
This is a "Messiah" in the spirit of the Bach Passions — a sober and serious affair that values Germanic analytical precision over British ruddiness and warmth.
