ROIs were drawn around voxels with p = 0 (beyond computer precision) in the contralateral (right) SC and LGN of the average data set (refer to Fig. 1b).
This result is only limited by the computer precision.
Goods are identified, sorted, and packaged with computer-assisted precision, while employees work in tight collaboration with the plant's automated systems in shifts that run around the clock.
"The fact is, they just aren't capable of producing computers with precision," an American computer maker who asked not to be identified said.
The researchers combined precision model experiments with computer simulations and examined the mechanics of coiling, discovering in particular that the natural curvature of the rod dramatically affects the coiling process.
MM/PBSA has severe convergence problems, requiring many independent simulations to yield a useful precision (thereby reducing its advantage compared with computer intensive methods like AP).
In addition, researchers have preferred projects that are easy to replicate with computers - abilities relating to precision, repeatability and rapid processing.
Some companies use Orwellian computer software with names like Spector, Assentor or Investigator, available for as little as $99, that can monitor and record every keystroke on the computer with videolike precision.
Chromatography is conducted with computer-controlled instrumentation for high precision and unattended operation.
It can't be long now: the war of the machines is clanking horribly on the horizon, and soon every person will have their weak organic flesh churned up in the spinning teeth of the robots, to be turned into lubricant or biofuel; the globe-straddling technical apparatus has no need for us any more, and with a computer's cold precision it'll decide to kill us all off.
The article describes such a novel test device that combines an integrated testing machine with a high precision computer tomograph.
