Sentence examples for solid precision from inspiring English sources

And her band knocked the songs out with solid precision, recreating the gleaming sound of her records.

Under the hood, BMW is built with solid German precision, but that is not enough to sell cars.

The meter design of the Activité's activity indicator is a good way to convey that kind of information, and it provides a rough percentage-style look at progress towards your goal, which again is better for this specific type of activity tracking than a precise count (especially given that this category of fitness device makes no solid claims on precision accuracy).

The divalent selective electrode together with high precision solid state, digital pH -mv -meter makes broader application of potentiometry in physical and inorganic chemistry a certainty.

Recently we have developed low-energy inverse photoemission spectroscopy which enables us to determine the EA of organic materials in solid with the precision required for research of OLED.

The number of mainstream libraries defaulting to single precision, such as SOLID [7] and Bullet, indicates that this offers sufficient accuracy.

Both devices have sapphire crystal buttons and sapphire crystal backplates, but while the Grand Touch's body is made of "precision CNC machined from solid aircraft aluminum," the Grand Touch GCB is plated in 24k gold.

Low-temperature heat capacities of the solid compound were measured by a precision automated adiabatic calorimeter over the temperature range from 80 to 399 K.

While additive manufacturing (or 3D printing) builds parts layer by layer from the ground up, subtractive machines (like 5-axis mills) whittle precision parts out of solid chunks of metal.

Our findings are mainly in line with existing epidemiological evidence, although the magnitude of the risk estimates obtained and their precision may be less solid than the precision of multicenter studies conducted in larger cities.

The solid, black curves compare Brutus solutions with increasing precision, where subsequent precisions are increased by 10 orders of magnitude and where the word-length is a function of tolerance as in equation (4).