2 Precision is also the level of agreement of a particular measurement with itself when it is repeated. --
4 used to describe machines, tools, etc. that are made to a very accurate and exact standard: --
Paramount makes precision metal products such as housings, bodies, and manifolds for airplanes.
a precision instrument manufacturer
The precision of the results is severely restricted due to weak empirical evidence on fundamental functional relations and parametric values.
However, the precision of estimation was reduced for models fitted at the youngest ages, reflecting the lower accumulative rates of parenthood in the teenage years.
Equivalently, a given increase in public information will improve the irrigation efficiency of higher efficiency application systems more than those with lower precision.
The increase in precision could be from an improvement in weather information, irrigation practices, or both.
A low precision irrigation practice is inflexible and does not allow the farmer to adjust water applications in response to changing conditions.
The first principle is that the developmental processes of interest must be specified with as much precision as is supported by extant knowledge.
They do not require the construction of elaborate stencils or masks as they have their own methods of achieving precision.
Such terminology has insufficient architectural precision to be credible as an answer to current urban problems.
