Sentence examples for whose precision from inspiring English sources

The Gallery at Nuca, until 21 April Michael Canning Eerie and surreally beautiful modern flower paintings whose precision paradoxically leaves everything uncertain.

"A wonderful speaker and reader of her own poetry, she was a brilliant poet whose precision in word choice may be unparalleled," said Pamplin.

While each cast member seemed to grasp her poetic aesthetic, Olga Sokolovskaya, whose precision, angelic face and ability to hold tension in an unpretentious way, embodied it.

For analytical methods whose precision with low-heterogeneity samples is good, it is possible to calculate a laboratory sampling constant (K).

And the singer Luciana Souza has a voice whose precision can match the younger Ms. Mitchell's, but the rapid rhythm of the words in "All I Want" wiggled away from her.

But he also points out that the Sudanese had to deal with the cold military zealotry of Kitchener, whose "precision is so inhumanly unerring, he is more like a machine than a man" as a contemporary journalist wrote.

Finally, only high-confidence predictions are kept: for each weighting approach, using the cross-validation results, the score of each predicted complex is benchmarked to a precision value, and predicted complexes whose estimated precision are less than a confidence threshold are removed.

Greater precision was associated with lower A1C (P = 0.003); A1C was significantly higher among children whose parents' precision was above the 75th percentile (Q4) (Fig. 1).

McIntyre assisted Max StatfOut-Clark at oft of Joint, whose unshowy precision she shares, and has developed her craft with each production.

The younger Penguins played a near-perfect game against the Red Wings, whose usual precision passing and stick handling were often disjointed.

Mr. Pizzarelli is a great comic storyteller and mimic whose verbal precision almost matches his dexterity as a high-speed finger-picker who scats in unison with his guitar solos.