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precision

[pri-sizh-uhn] / prɪˈsɪʒ ən /


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Using that data along with years of additional observations, Makadia said the team was able to measure Didymos's orbit around the sun with precision.

From Barron's

Chief Customer Officer Brie Carere says the company’s goal was to focus on higher-value goods where shippers give priority to speed, precision, visibility and reliability over the lowest price.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their goal is to develop many more precise genetic "recipes" that can program T cells into specific functional states, improving the precision of cellular therapies.

From Science Daily

For the first time, the cold gas throughout this entire area has been mapped with such precision.

From Science Daily

Ukraine’s frontlines are now live development labs: drones deliver precision strikes, while unmanned ground vehicles shuttle supplies through kill zones.

From The Wall Street Journal