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By placing nanodiamonds into specially designed hybrid nanoantennas with extreme precision, the team achieved record photon collection at room temperature -- a necessary step for quantum technologies such as quantum sensors, and quantum-secured communications.

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“You need a good amount of precision,” Holson observes, “but not too much precision.”

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It is also the nervous system on which the UK's armed forces increasingly depend – from navigation to precision strikes.

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I’m a lover of all kinds of raw fish, but the precision and freshness here stood out in every bite.

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The case in Stuttgart illustrates this ongoing emergency response in a developed country: Evacuations, civil protection, public outreach, interruptions to daily life — all orchestrated with logistical precision.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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