Sentences with phrase «make precision»

The stalk would use far less energy, yet be much less consistent to make precision products from.

Weapons combat is tight enough to make precision firing easy, and it's never a chore to gun on the run and hit targets.

Blade mode is an ability that allows you to angle your blade to make precision cuts.

Trying to make precision jumps on small platforms that one could easily miss and fall to their death is really hard when you can't see...

The demo is said to consist of three stages, allowing gamers to familiarize themselves with the game's newly introduced Zan - Datsu combat system used as part of Raiden's new cyborg ninja capabilities, particularly «Blade mode», which allows the player to make precision cuts by bending the blade to their will.

You would have to constantly dodge enemy attacks and make precision jumps across pitfalls, all in order to help the demanding Princess find her lost stone, the Zora» $ ™ s Sapphire.

As Afro, you can slow down time around you to make precision sword slices to dismember enemies to pieces, and what a bloody show it is.

You can also use the utility knife to make precision cuts.

«This could be a game - changer in epilepsy diagnosis and could make precision medicine part of standard clinical practice,» she said.

Second, together with our international partners, NSF provides the tools that astronomers need to make precision measurements of planetary systems; the newly inaugurated Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA) can study planets in the act of formation, while the Gemini Observatory is poised for new exoplanet discoveries with the Gemini Planet Imager (GPI) that will be commissioned in the next year.

«Our goal at QBI is to help make precision medicine a reality by using quantitative research tools to understand the underlying biology behind different disease states, and then to use that knowledge to develop novel diagnostics and therapies and put them into the hands of clinicians,» said Krogan.

«This could be a game - changer in epilepsy diagnosis and could make precision medicine part of standard clinical practice,» says lead author Anne T. Berg, PhD, from Stanley Manne Children's Research Institute at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.

Müller has used atom interferometry to make precision measurements of relativistic effects, measurements that rely not on counting individual oscillations but on tracking the interference between two waves.

Those molecules have enabled scientists to make precision edits to a menagerie of genomes (SN: 12/12/15, p. 7).

Behind every great scoring forward is an efficient winger — literally and figuratively — who will make the precision passes to and create scoring chances.

The National Institutes of Health said today that it's launching a huge research study with the aim of making precision medicine available to people of all backgrounds.

The much - hyped technology behind bitcoin could play a key role in finally making precision medicine a reality.

Haener laughs and returns to action, making precision throws on a variety of routes — silently showing that touch is equally important to having the gun.

The slipknot also allows strand by strand tightening which makes precision in some carries easily accomplished.

During my own most recent trip, I visited a village water drilling site and a prison, both targeted with US - made precision - guided weapons.

The large, ergonomic front and rear handles give you superior control over your cuts as well as keeping you comfortable, plus the rigid support bar makes precision cuts easier to make.

The UW team's experiment, Lohrmeyer explains, was designed to test the feasibility of making precision machine parts in microgravity.

In the past few years, in high - energy experiments at CERN, the European laboratory for particle physics, near Geneva and at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC), physicists have made precision tests of the Standard Model.

This new knowledge is also making precision medicine a reality by enabling the development of highly targeted therapies that offer the potential for improved treatment outcomes, especially for patients battling cancer.

To get a better picture of the newfound world, astronomers would need a complementary observation, such as watching a partial eclipse (known as a transit) as the planet passes in front of its star, or making a precision measurement of the star's side - to - side motion in the sky.

The tick marks serve as stable reference points when making precision measurements such as those of the small shifts in starlight caused by planets pulling gravitationally on their parent stars.

We do this for both men and women — and this is especially important for women, where the amounts involved are much smaller (making precision that much more important).

Whether you need a bird's - eye view to check for safety, or making a precision parking maneuver, your surroundings are shown on the 10.2» iDrive touchscreen.

Since then, he's actively traded Zarlink as well as Hemisphere GPS, a Calgary high - tech company that makes precision equipment for the agricultural industry, and several others.

I say thankfully as I have always had latency issues with NBA 2K games, this is more likely due to my dire internet speeds but it makes precision shooting and defending impossible.

Now it's down to 1 or 2 at the very worst, but it still makes precision games like planet jump unplayable at times.

The Ghost Valley tracks have deteriorating railing that falls apart when a racer bumps into it, while tracks like Choco Island contains chocolate goo that results in your kart sliding across its surface, making precision - based turning next to impossible.

His controls also feel heavy in the air, and his acceleration feels more artificial than in Generations — either you walk or go fast on a dime — which makes precision 2D platforming tedious and prone to frequent deaths.

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He cites the progress the medical community has made in treating cancer through immunotherapy, and he's a big believer in the potential in precision health.

What makes Crispr so exciting is that, thanks to its precision, the tool has opened up a world of innovation to research facilities that previously wouldn't have been able to handle the expenses or complexities of genome editing.

Yet there is one economist who has made big and bold predictions for the past five decades with exacting precision, and in doing so, he has shown it's possible to be a 79 - year - old economist and still be in the game.

Its portfolio includes: Nuburu, a maker of high - powered blue lasers used for precision welding in aerospace and electronics; SLIPS Technologies, which makes super slippery coatings used to keep industrial equipment clean; and OTI Lumionics, a maker of OLED materials that go into high - definition displays.

Our expedition tents have summited more of the world's top peaks than any other brand, and every product we make is designed and built with technical precision from this foundation.

Swiss - made and powered by precision quartz, this high - quality timepiece has a case made of stainless steel, and architecture aficionados would be pleased by the detail on its dial, reminiscent of the directional lines of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

You need to understand the decisions that will make our break your business so you can put yourself in a position to execute them with precision and focus.

Playing it safe and waiting for near certainty and relying on processes that used to deliver the degrees of visibility and precision that were typical in the decision - making of all organizations is actually a risky strategy today.

According to the report, the two markets where drone technology could make the biggest economic impact are precision agriculture and public safety.

Because Intuitive's catheter can be tracked and targeted with pinpoint accuracy, it should make it easier to identify lesions with precision, Lewis explains.

While new gadgets such as tablets or even e-readers have debuted at premium prices and then quickly nose - dived to dirt cheapness, SLRs have stayed expensive for decades — even despite the digital revolution — largely because the glass and precision parts used to make lenses simply don't see Moore's continual price - performance improvements.

The main reason that safety razors don't offer the same precision as straight razors is due to the guard, which is the very thing that makes the design «safe» by only exposing a sliver of the blade and restricting the angle at which it glides across your skin.

This time, Dean Minor made a good case that the goal of «precision medicine» — the meme célèbre in healthcare circles today — is the wrong one.

But getting too far ahead of your skis, spending more than you can afford shooting for levels of unnecessary precision, setting standards that make no sense and add no value to your offerings, or trying to address too broad a set of needs and customers are formulas for expensive failures.

Though such calculations are difficult to make with any precision, in all likelihood Black will spend longer in prison than he would have had he expressed remorse.

Paul Black lists out three big trends to watch for in health IT this year, namely: a continuing shift to value - based care models (rather than the fee - for - service, volume - oriented paradigm which still dominates the sector); digital health infrastructure interoperability that makes it possible for different systems to talk to each other and coordinate care; and an increased focus on precision medicine and «genomically aware care» that can help take a lot of the guesswork out of medicine.

Instead, Dr. Baselga said researchers and scientists are making strides in what he calls precision medicine, an emerging approach for disease treatment and prevention that takes into account individual variability in environment, lifestyle and genes for each person.