Sentence examples similar to sharpen precision from inspiring English sources

By incorporating these nonlinear dynamics into grid cell models, we show that they can sharpen the precision of the temporal code and enhance the robustness of the rate code, thereby supporting a stable, accurate representation of space under varying environmental conditions.

A revised steering system and tweaked suspension tuning were among some of the changes to sharpen handling precision.

To sharpen the precision of description and classification Joachim Jung (1587 1657) compiled a much-needed botanical terminology which has stood the test of time.

Practice often, you will notice as your aim sharpens in precision.

The treble is sharpened to laser precision.

This analysis sought to confirm our univariate results and additionally sharpen the level of precision of the analysis: in addition to testing the quantitative difference in the amount of activity elicited by each condition, we additionally tested whether English and ASL phrases evoke the same patterns of activity across individual stimuli.

It will evolve as values shift and its precision will sharpen as knowledge of the mind and behavior and evidence about the efficacy of treatment continue to grow.

INFUSED with that peculiar form of vitality that only jet lag can provide, an alertness sharpened to almost paranoiac precision, I pulled on my singlet and shorts and running shoes.

This, by my reckoning, is a perfect kohl: soft enough to smudge and smoke with a finger or dry brush, firm enough to sharpen properly and offer some precision, gentle enough to pop in the waterline without redness or streaming.

As with regular chalk, you can sharpen Butterstix with a pencil sharpener for more precision when drawing.

But it also means maintaining precision timing and a sharpened focus for his players.