But I'm not sure they need that kind of precision right now in the lending world.
Mobile handsets require high levels of precision manufacturing skill as well as strong supply chain capabilities.
Acumen accepts that the use of performance indicators can provide a false sense of precision.
Only those launching space shuttles or maybe performing brain surgery need that sort of precision, especially when waking up.
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Mr. Olson said he couldn't give a specific date but he said courts have never required that kind of precision.
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This pairing creates some interesting effects, allowing for a great deal of precision and control in optical and electronic applications.
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I've seen carbon-titanium monocoques, gold-anodized aluminum pushrod suspension links, chrome-moly subframes with titanium heim-joints and obsessive, horological displays of precision machining.
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Meanwhile, blip.tv sees opportunities for targeting ads with unprecedented levels of precision.
These Legos require a level of precision, and a measure of patience.
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To put all this in perspective, even an astrophysicist, attempting to measure galaxies, would never need more than 10 or 15 digits of precision.
It was an open secret, after the Kosovo war, that American commanders were disappointed by their allies' lack of precision-guided weapons, electronic-warfare equipment and secure communications.
Putinism is very hard to define with any degree of precision because the tactics and policies it adopts have varied so greatly depending on the circumstances.
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With three individual camera sensors to provide a more accurate multi-touch functionality, LG's new PC brings a higher level of precision to the touch screen experience.
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In the 1990s, the economists thought they were in the realm of precision economics: now they find themselves back in the realm of intuitive economics again.
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To create the Vengeance K95 keyboard, the Corsair design team started with the successful and award-winning K90 and added a never-before-seen level of precision, technology, and styling.
"You can have a great week's training but it comes down to the 80 minutes, " said the Saracens lock, who blamed a lack of precision despite "outstanding effort".
We have grown so accustomed to our tools being nearly perfect that we are shocked when we find ourselves in the no man's land beyond their level of precision.
Nonetheless, if the groups have the same reasonable level of precision as they've had in the past, Microsoft may have to defer its ambitions for a little while longer.
The Rolls-Royce Crosspointe facility is a center of excellence for advanced manufacturing of precision-engineered engine discs and other components for some of the most sophisticated aircraft in the world.
The idea for studying the issue of precision came to Ms. Mason last year when she was taking a taxi in Prague and negotiating with the cabdriver over the fare.
In science, the Uncertainty Principle says that you cannot precisely measure anything past a certain level of precision because the mere act of observing distorts the object of the measurement.
"It takes months sometimes to compile the information, because one of the biggest problems in the affected areas is the lack of precision and uncertainty at the scene, " Rosende said.
In a speech earlier this year, he cited the importance of precision-target advertising, real-time search functions, e-commerce, revenue-sharing with third-party software and games developers as well as payment for digital content.
New techniques developed more than a decade ago allowed him to begin finding ways of measuring the market, of being able to model its angry mood swings with some level of precision.
Astronomers say that the key to SDSS's success in quasar spotting is its recording of precision digital data in five colours, which allows researchers to easily distinguish quasars from more common faint stars.
That means you may sooner see more Nissan Pathfinders playing polo as they do in one commercial than you will see details about the number of precision welds by robots (2, 146) in a Nissan Maxima.
Five-axis tools are used for the production of precision components in the aerospace industry, in making gas and diesel engines, automobile parts, and throughout the medical, textile, oil, glass, heavy industrial equipment and tool industries.
With legitimate questions to be asked about the scope and lack of precision of existing insider-trading regulations, one would expect at least some of the targets of such a prosecutorial campaign to challenge their indictments.
For such an apparently dull subject, Witold Rybczynski's brief history is a charming work that gracefully threads its way back to the origins of precision manufacturing and, in the process, the origins of the modern world.
The chief of naval operations says stocks of precision- guided munitions -- the wonder-weapon of choice in Kosovo and Iraq -- are "below the current war fighting requirement, " which poses a "major risk" to U.S. forces.
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