Sentence examples for strike accurately from inspiring English sources
If Operation Chastise had not exactly thrashed the Hun, it showed that Britain could strike accurately and ingeniously.
The prime minister claimed the missile allowed opponents of Islamic State to "strike accurately with minimal collateral damage".
With its sophisticated listening equipment, it can skim low over the ground at dusk, strike accurately with talons that can penetrate long grass and find sustenance – of which it needs plenty, because of its high metabolic rate.
It means we can strike accurately and we are not aware of any civilian casualties having been caused by the UK over the first 14 months of the campaign".
Infrared receptors, located on the face, enable these reptiles to direct their strikes accurately in the dark, once their warm-blooded prey arrives within range.
State Department officials say the upgrades would greatly enhance the F-16s' ability to strike insurgents accurately, while reducing the risk to civilians.
Re "Tracking Missiles Launched From the Mound" (How It Works, March 28): I am captivated by the breakthrough that enables the QuesTec PitchTrax system to track balls and strikes so accurately.
The pits provide the snake with stereoscopic heat "vision," enabling them to detect and accurately strike a living target in complete darkness.
These shrews strike rapidly and accurately after gathering very limited sensory information from their whiskers; we attempt to mimic this performance by using model-based simultaneous discrimination and localisation of a 'prey' robot (i.e. by using strong priors to make sense of limited sensory data), building on our existing low-level models of attention and appetitive behaviour in small mammals.
"My staff coordinated with police, immigration and the military to strike quickly and accurately," he told reporter Chaiyot Pupattanapong.
Decidedly lacking in the ability to accurately strike at night or in adverse weather, the United States Air Force decided to initiate a crash development project in 1966: Operation Shed Light.
