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Meanings of more precision in English

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Usage of more precision in English
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Level 4 could also be applied with much more precision, he says.
Radio NZ
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Farrell just needs to bring a little more precision into his play.
The Guardian
3
The experiment was repeated with greater activity, and with far more precision.
The Red Rover: A Tale
4
Its satellites will feature stronger, jam-proof signals, more precision, and greater reliability.
Wired
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To get a little more precision, we can perform a behavioural experiment.
BBC
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Automated algorithms offer more precision in quantifying movement-related artifacts compared to visual inspection.
Pubmed
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He landed like the proverbial tonne of bricks, except with considerably more precision.
Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident
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To his father he wrote with more precision, but in his usual elliptical style.
Georges Guynemer: Knight of the Air
9
He spoke less vehemently, but with all the more precision.
The Reef
10
With more precision, we could have hurt them even more.
Independent.ie
11
But I ought to express myself with more precision.
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman / With Strictures on Politi...
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Still, all automobiles need far more precision engineering than search engines, social networks or even smartphones.
Reuters
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Some do this with more precision than others.
Wired
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Collecting a million data points or more a second, it sees with far more precision than radar.
Wired
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I had learned how to control my telepathy, at least to have much more precision and predictability.
Living dead in dallas
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Still it would be hard to find a band today doing it with more precision, power or purpose.
Radio NZ
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