Preposition: of

• arcsecond: This was given to a precision of 1 arcsecond in the original table.

• arcseconds: This was given in J2000 coordinates to a precision of 0.1 arcseconds in the original table.

Converse of object

• mold: Precision molded to cover each key, these new keyboard protectors are form fitting and do not slide or move while being used.

• pinpoint: An aural attack of widely varied ingredients that come together with pinpoint precision.

• attain: The aim was to attain an attitude precision of 0.05° , at the 2s level.

• engineer: The V Class range of sports yachts combines the advantages of the Princess flybridge motor yacht, with a precision engineered high speed design.

Adjective modifier

• double: Numerical values can be integer, real, or double precision.

• surgical: He didn't just kill them, he mutilated them, extracting certain organs with surgical precision.

• unmatched: Playfully agile, it has unmatched precision in the corners while maintaining absolute track stability.

• quadruple: The range for x can be further extended by using quadruple precision for the input x and related variables ( see LONG WRITE-UP ).

• absolute: Two theories cannot be compared with absolute precision by reference to data.

• unprecedented: It's also that the campaign is being coordinated globally with an unprecedented precision.

Modifies a noun

• lathe: This type of machine was made by many precision lathe makers as an adjunct to their work with watch and clock factories.

• optic: Will generate a super bright spotlight with an effective range of upto 65 ' using precision glass optics.

• bombing: For the record: The US does not consider any of it's nuclear arsenal to come under the term of precision bombing.

• arithmetic: High precision arithmetic allows us to investigate the convergence of iterative methods, such as the Newton Raphson method.

• engineering: Membership is open to anyone interested in any aspect of precision engineering.

• timekeeping: Precision timekeeping was vital for astronomers mapping the stars.

Noun used with modifier

• nanometre: The idea of being able to engineer biocompatible materials with nanometre scale precision is an important and attractive idea.

• steering: Steering precision is a particularly important requirement on a sports motorcycle.