Sentences with phrase «quite precise timing»

You certainly can't rely on parrying any more, and actually achieving said parry requires quite precise timing.

Considering parrying requires quite precise timing, there should never be any question of the controls failing to respond correctly.

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It stores quite a bit of data, 12 consecutive results to be precise, which makes monitoring your baby's temperature over time that much easier.

But the ocean is a huge, constantly moving three - dimensional ecosystem, and obtaining precise, real - time observations of marine life and of oceanic conditions such as temperature, current and salinity is quite challenging and astronomically expensive.

Although cutaneous melanoma is common and often fatal, the precise cellular origin of this malignant cancer has been under debate for quite some time.

He added: «Saying that it will take time to quantify the precise impact of academies on school improvement and that the government should be wary of overstating this is quite distinct from saying there is no evidence that they raise standards.»

This is quite a feat on any track, but particularly so at the Hungaroring: «In addition to the technical requirements of getting a time, there are the frequent changes of direction to contend with, no pause, and the need to be precise on the brakes, off the brakes then on the gas again, all this throwing one around the car and putting a physical strain on the driver, particularly in a physical and powerful car like the Cobra.

Good calibrated automatics already for a long time (by switch of the button) could facilitate brisk engine braking, or forbid downshift during WOT, or lock engine to transmission, quite successfully mimicking prized precise control inherent to manuals.

Beagles, as a breed, have been in existence for quite some time, although their precise origins are only vaguely known.

Using a finger to select pitch locations isn't quite precise enough (it can require more time to get right than using the analog stick) and the odd combination of front and rear touchscreen for certain applications seems awkward, but those are the exceptions to an otherwise smooth touch control experience.

Cracking Sands has actually been in development for quite some time, almost a year to be a little more precise.

After it happened, Chris Burden looked quite stunned, perhaps because, well, it was more painful than he thought, which was, on the other hand, his precise point, as it was the time of war in Vietnam and riots on the streets of American cities.