Sentence examples for sustained precision from inspiring English sources

Saturday in Paris was up there with England versus Ireland; whereas Twickenham had sustained precision, Paris had pure power.

In contrast, there is a sustained precision in the film's supporting cast.

The navy sent the capital ships Prince of Wales and Repulse to repel the attackers; the Japanese bombarded them with sustained precision, sinking the ships.

This kind of war, using air power and special operations, will dominate the future, which is why the Air Force commissioned this study to learn from "the first sustained precision air campaign mounted by a country other than the United States," he said in a telephone interview this week.

Participants executed the task in four conditions, in the following order: sustained low precision, sustained high precision, impulsion low precision, and impulsion high precision.

Results are very encouraging and achievement of 100% recall also sustains excellent precision of more than 95% in spite of having different types of cards like tilted, smaller or larger in size and varying shades of yellow.

In some hands, this convoluted, labyrinthine narrative would end up a sprawling mess, but such is Anderson's storytelling discipline – informed and sustained by the precision of the cinematography and set design – that it never gets away from him.

He has played 20 Tests, 10 of them in the last six months, but he has enough wickets now – 85 and spiralling – for his record to be established, and a bowling average of 22 that is a fair reflection of sustained and unrelenting precision.

The 32-bit, single precision sustained performance for dynamical QCD without communication is 1510 Mflops/node with Wilson and 970 Mflops/node with staggered fermions.

Precision for sustained loads was improved in comparison with the method proposed by the American ACI-318 (02) and the European EC-2 (September 2003).

In the sustained, filtering paradigm, the precision of the prediction error for unattended input is relatively lower than it is in the case of transient, trial-by-trial cueing, in which even unattended stimuli are expected to have a higher level of precision.