Sentence examples for tradition of precision from inspiring English sources
The Times has a venerable tradition of precision and rigor; why is it steering in the direction of the British press, preferring invective and anecdote to serious news?
The northeast region also produces computer chips, watches and other precision instruments that are sent out by truck and air, part of a tradition of precision engineering that dates back to World War II, when bomb fuse factories were located there because it was hard for American bombers to reach from the south.
As language evolved, Fowler lamented losses of precision, not losses of tradition.
Buddhist metaphysics brought a level of precision and complexity honed through a long tradition of intense disputation and dialectic.
European music was communicated orally well into the Middle Ages and received important stimuli from a variety of oral traditions even after musical notation had developed to a high degree of precision.
They have the advantage of precision.
Quite to the contrary, oral traditions have been prone to preserve the integrity of particular songs and dances from generation to generation with a degree of precision virtually unknown in literate musical contexts.
Their lack of precision terrified me".
Steady and sure, a model of precision.
No menace, but plenty of precision.
