Sentence examples for use a more precise from inspiring English sources

"Use a more precise preposition".

Alan Rothschild, president of the Vantage Group, a water cost consulting company in Monroe Township, N.J., said that it may pay for some buildings to use a more precise method to calculate billing options.

In order to ensure the same levels of accuracy of the proposed system, a traditional roundness measuring system design must use a more precise and therefore more expensive type of bearing with a motion error no larger than 0.1μm.

You can either use a standard plectrum that, for the most part, works well or you can use a more precise metal plectrum, called the SmartPick, which closes a circuit and ensures the MIDI output is a bit cleaner.

The manual works well too, but could use a more precise feel.

Future studies should use a more precise parcellation strategy or spatial scale to overcome this challenge.

We have also revised the text extensively to improve both its clarity and precision, using a more precise terminology throughout.

So ETA used a more precise weapon, a limpet bomb attached to a Civil Guard jeep, and this time killed its two occupants.

The Bush campaign, which issued titles to its top fund-raisers to great effect in the 2000 election, uses a more precise system, assigning a tracking number to each fund-raiser and coding donated checks to indicate who steered them in.

Dr. Moss and his colleagues at the University of Rochester are using a more precise measurement of heart rate variability -- determining the exact interval from one heartbeat to the next by asking patients to wear portable devices that record every beat.

And as for the average Earth-Sun distance, the true value changes slightly over time due to gravitational perturbations from the other planets, so there really isn't much point in using a more precise value than the one given above.