Sentence examples for simplicity precision from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Hazan embraced simplicity, precision and balance in her cooking.

A mouse outperforms other devices in simplicity, precision, and traceability.

With such benefits as simplicity, precision, accuracy and economy, this method is highly suitable for routine analysis of coal.

The analytic model developed combines simplicity, precision and flexibility, making it an attractive tool for simulation and design of solar power stations.

This was done to probe for its simplicity, precision in the words, acceptance and appropriateness for the participants' educational level and to minimize any leading or confusing questions.

Ease of use, simplicity, precision and accuracy are among the most important factors in ultrasound calibration, especially when aiming to make calibration more reliable for day-to-day clinical use.

All of these works share the defining qualities of Korean craftsmanship — simplicity, restraint, precision, flexibility and sensitivity to context — that seem propitious at a time when designers are striving to imbue their work with nuance and meaning, to strike an emotional chord with consumers who are bored by globalization.

There's a pleasing, no-nonsense simplicity and precision to the expression -- the same effect created by "24/7," only starker, and with none of the exaggeration.

The first two novellas in "The Ladies From St . Petersburg" produced early in her career, share a ruthlessly Chekhovian simplicity and precision of detail, while the last novella, written later in life, owes a greater debt to Gogol.

Minor features of style angular melodic writing, rhythmic simplicity and precision, and diatonic harmony (i.e., little use of notes foreign to the composition's key)—and the placement of the fuging section in the next-to-last, not the last, line distinguish the American fuging tune from its British parent.

Key advantages of this procedure are both its simplicity and precision of the results.