precision
ਸ਼ੁੱਧਤਾ
definition
noun
the deal was planned and executed with military precision
the quality, condition, or fact of being exact and accurate.
example
To check the measurement 'precision' of our scatterometer, we conducted tests.
A delicate touch with such 'precision' in these conditions was merely another insight into the fine player Riordan promises to be.
By then, Cooke was established as a 'precision' engineer of genius.
It just looks like it might actually be fun to use, even though it is a 'precision' instrument.
They also relied more on impulse than exact 'precision' , which meant they were highly adaptive.
The accident-prone insurance industry is at it again, falling flat on its face with the 'precision' timing of slapstick comedy.
Even so-called 'precision' bombing is only as accurate as the intelligence that guides it.
a 'precision' instrument
Now even more airshow fans will be able to see the 'precision' aerobatics.
Torque wrenches are 'precision' instruments and need to treated and operated carefully.
Some shots require extra 'precision' or else they exact a severe penalty.
First of all, you can't ‘define’ any identity with any degree of 'precision' .
You wouldn't know that beneath her stripy shirt lurk stomach muscles which appear to have been carved from ebony with 'precision' tools.
They would have had to smuggle in the 'precision' machine tools necessary for new centrifuges.
Henry's unsparing 'precision' was the one quality that found no equal in the Roma ranks.
a 'precision' of six decimal figures
They rarely include memorable details or exact biographical or topographical 'precision' .
The sixteen digit strings were converted to floating point losing the last digit of 'precision' so all numbers ended in zero.
Stewart's pained expression was frightening testament to the quality and 'precision' of Hatton's work.
a 'precision' instrument
The code must be clean, well organized and properly executed with 'precision' and accuracy.
But then I have these ridiculous plans that need to be executed with exact 'precision' .
Timeliness in reporting is just as much a quality issue as are the accuracy and 'precision' of testing.
Their plan was put in place days before and was executed with military 'precision' .
a 'precision' of six decimal figures
It took a team of three technicians to coordinate the lasers and rotate the accelerator, using lasers to guide it to a 'precision' hit.
The 'precision' and the quality of the data are the foundation for predictive tools, particularly on the selling side.
Bullet molds are 'precision' instruments, and must be used and stored carefully.
Patrick Kennedy's collections had a more accurate style and greater 'precision' .
It was Townsend who supplied a 'precision' flick on to Cormac Mullins who saw his point blank shot saved by the Tullow keeper.
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