Synonym: preciseness. Similar words: decision, decision making, precise, precisely, imprecise, to be precise, excision, appreciation. Meaning: [prɪ'sɪʒn] n. the quality of being reproducible in amount or performance.
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121. The burly Contaldi looks more suited for flattening cornerbacks than roll casting with precision.
122. The couplet exhibits the parallelism of greater precision, nevertheless in another respect.
123. You need more power to play the piano, but the harpsichord is about precision.
124. The driving position can be tailored to perfection by purring motors that raise, lower and recline with hair-breadth precision.
125. The experience of Maydown Precision Engineering in Derry was quoted as an example of trade unions being relevant in fighting unemployment.
126. The captain's finish combined power and precision, and the visiting fans were already trudging away into the gloom.
127. Even in the days of precision strikes, attacks from the air would risk civilian casualties.
128. Generally speaking, a document which presents factual material in volume and with precision encourages the reader to believe in its reliability.
129. For example, does the precision of mimetic patterns in butterflies reflect the degree of protection they confer.
130. Cyanide fishermen learn exactly where and when grouper go to spawn; they then squirt their poison with practiced precision.
131. The precision of the method when used to date tooth enamel is in the order of 10-20 percent.
132. But being a woman, she had to juggle her home life and her police work with expert precision.
133. Something less than a precision guided missile would do the trick.
134. It is then hoped to expand its use to other joint surgery which requires precision drilling.
135. Greater precision in the timing of these events would permit greater exactitude in charting.
136. Pressure was applied with cool precision: women had discovered that to sidestep male dominance was to avoid destructive rage.
137. The Behringer Studio Gate cuts through curtains of noise with razor-like precision.
138. A precision instrument whose chief virtues were useless to anyone in this age.
139. The choir sang with precision.
140. This little pill targets cancer cells with uncanny precision.
141. A precision pressure regulator maintains the carrier - gas pressure constant. Sentencedict.com
142. These poems particularized about the South with not enough precision, and generalized a little too rhetorically.
143. Proper hardness, abrasive ability, high efficiency of polishing, well precision.
144. His insistence upon precision of language is apt to seem fussy.
145. The directive method is under continuous improvement for the issue of precision.
146. These assumptions are difficult to test individually to great precision.
147. Discretization can accelerate learning and simplify concluding knowledge, even improving sort precision.
148. This high precision is necessary because g is obtained by differentiation.
149. Both tests really contemplate a standard of " reasonableness, " which no one can define with precision.
150. Combining satellites, missiles and long - range bombers provided stand - off precision fires.
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