We have also revised the text extensively to improve both its clarity and precision, using a more precise terminology throughout.
"Use a more precise preposition".
So ETA used a more precise weapon, a limpet bomb attached to a Civil Guard jeep, and this time killed its two occupants.
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.
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.
Our group estimated the absorbed doses using a more precise dosimetry approach than that used by Liu et al. [9].
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.
We also used a more precise risk scale for comparing CSPs, allowing one to visualize the differences in security practices of the most representative players in the cloud services landscape.
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.
Moreover, in order to reduce again the calculated values of the reactivity for irradiated fuels, a French working group was set up in 1997 to define a conservative method which enables industrial companies to take burnup credit into account with some of the fission products and using a more precise profile.
