It's not just the most precise clock in the world—it's the most precise device in the world.
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Atomic clocks are the most precise timekeeping devices ever invented.
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The most precise blood typing you can get is with DNA.
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That means you're hearing the clearest, most precise version of your audio.
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Holding your brush perpendicular to your eyes will help get the most precise application.
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The most recent range marks the most precise prediction for re-entry so far.
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If successful, the clock will be the most precise atomic clock flown in space.
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Jun Ye makes the world's most precise clocks using lasers and oscillating strontium atoms.
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Perhaps aptly, the most precise work — "The Painting Table" — depicts the tools of Freilicher's trade.
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The world's most precise clock sits on a table in Jun Ye's lab in Boulder, Colorado.
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Its most precise ones create engine parts with an accuracy of 40 millionths of a metre.
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The most precise dating methods had pegged it as happening in or close to the year 232.
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His team chose atomic clocks because they're some of the most precise machines humans have ever invented.
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The U.S. says its battle against the Islamic State is the most precise air campaign in history.
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Researchers at Harvard have created a new robot that's the smallest, fastest, and most precise of its kind.
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Satellite and airborne observations, of course, offer the most precise way to determine the decline of sea ice.
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Accompanied by four musicians, she showed the most precise responsiveness to music of both these City Center programs.
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The most precise measure is a statistic called defensive runs saved, which was devised by Sports Info Solutions.
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Then, the wonderful cutting exhaust note floods the cabin like the world's most precise and expensive chain saw.
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So is it any surprise that Wayne's favorite rapper has always been rap's most precise, assured MC, Jay-Z?
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During testing, its voice-control system was the simplest to use and its audible directions were the most precise.
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And now they are developing the most precise gravity sensors ever made, by wielding the rules of quantum mechanics.
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Scientists at Brookhaven made one of the most precise measurements in modern science, with a precision of 22 digits.
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" He also maintained that the campaign to retake Mosul was "the most precise campaign in the history of warfare.
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"It will be the most precise and complete stellar catalog ever produced," Gaia Science Operations Manager Uwe Lammers told Gizmodo.
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Even if your weapon is the most precise ever invented, it doesn't let it off the hook for killing civilians.
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In order to do that, LIGO scientists needed to construct the most precise measuring device the world had ever seen.
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The question Jun Ye gets asked the most is: why would you want to make the world's most precise clock?
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Physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have built the most precise atomic clock in the world.
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In addition, it's one of the most precise tracking systems out there and one of the few kids can play.
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A picture is worth a thousand words, as the cliché goes, but not all words create the most precise pictures.
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In modern times, some of the most precise measurements of light-bending have come from radio observations of distant galaxies.
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These are the most precise numbers Airbnb has released so far about how many listings in San Francisco might be illegal.
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Obama said that while the U.S. is "conducting the most precise air campaign in history," civilian casualties are not taken lightly.
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We can now pinpoint the location of JR1 to within 600 miles, giving us our most precise KBO orbit to date.
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Astronomers were able to observe over 300,000 rotational cycles, giving the most precise measurement of a supermassive black hole ever taken.
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A great personal story is more powerful for the voters who decide elections than the most precise micro-targeting or modeling.
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Which revision uses the most precise language for the words "talked to some people who did the best in the contest"?
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"We put together nearly 800 observations, using the most precise instrumentation in the world just to see this small planet," says Ribas.
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Spectroscopic measurements are some of the most precise that scientists can do, and tell them in great detail about an atom's characteristics.
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We realized this technology also enabled the most precise brewing of coffee and tea and began exploring a broader world of brewed beverages.
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Here's what you need to know: • The U.S. hails its battle against the Islamic State as the most precise air campaign in history.
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This is the fourth type 1a supernova spotted in a Kepler survey yet, and it's the closest and brightest with the most precise data.
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Ever since Crispr stormed biology labs, scientists have been racing to put the genome-editing tool—the most precise and easiest ever—to use.
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The energies of the antineutrinos were measured to within 1 percent uncertainty, which the physicists claim are the most precise antineutrino measurements to date.
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The metabolic chamber — also known as a whole-room calorimeter — is the most precise tool available to track this gas exchange minute by minute.
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Romeo explains that the artist has to put pressure on your neck in order to stretch the skin and make for the most precise line.
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"It must be noted that the combined allied militaries now possess the most precise, rehearsed, and robust defensive and offensive capabilities on Earth," Mattis said.
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Uber claimed the update would help it provide the most precise transportation service, but many critics argued the change was an intrusion on users' privacy.
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But Cole is at his most precise and incisive in the book's second section, "Seeing Things," when he turns his attention to the visual arts.
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" Or, as former CIA Director Leon Panetta put it, "I think this is one of the most precise weapons that we have in our arsenal.
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Still, you could argue that if you're using instant cameras, you may not be looking for the clearest and most precise-looking photos to begin with.
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Why it matters: This backs up a previous finding that "has made physicists doubt their most precise measurements, and even their most cherished theories," writes Castelvecchi.
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In short, the team took advantage of physics' weirdness to make the most precise (but not the most accurate) atomic clock yet—and a scalable one.
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Take the GOES-R spacecraft, launched on Saturday, which is the most advanced weather satellite ever built, offering the most precise meteorological forecasting system in space.
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Late last week, a Franken spokesman said that the senator's office expected the change to happen in early January, the most precise information offered to date.
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Different types of atoms are able to absorb energy at different wavelengths and this feature is harnessed to create the most precise clocks in the world.
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I think it fair to say that the targeted killing program has been the most precise and effective application of firepower in the history of armed conflict.
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Time isn't just the subject of Ye's research; good timing has played at least a small part in his path to building the world's most precise clock.
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The Thai junta's setting of an election in November 22021 - the most precise date given since it took power in 24 military coup - has also bolstered sentiment.
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Its cars have long been about making an entrance, making a lot of noise and making people envious, above being the finest and most precise driving machines.
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The most precise way to measure how much alcohol is in your body is to look at your BAC through either a breathalyzer, blood, or urine test.
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In conversation, Alana is the most voluble and profane, Danielle the most precise and serious-minded and Este the most likely to throw on a funny voice.
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He had to reconcile his need for the most precise depth of field with his use of the slowest but most fine-grained of films, Kodachrome 25.
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The results, published in Nature Physics, offer the most precise confirmation of one of the core concepts of Einstein's unified theory of spacetime and gravity, the equivalence principle.
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But what's potentially even more exciting is that Panasonic claims the S1 and S53R will have the most precise and highest-resolution electronic viewfinder (EVF) in the industry.
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Scientists say they have figured out the most precise age for the Moon than ever before, thanks to samples of lunar rocks gathered during NASA's Apollo 14 mission.
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Cellphones serve as the timekeeping device of choice for far more people than wristwatches, and they do so far more accurately than even the most precise mechanical watch.
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Nora Al-Badri and Jan Nikolai Nelles had also released online, under a Creative Commons license, what they claim is the most precise 3D dataset of the artifact.
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Earthworms left behind calcite crystals (essentially their feces) and they may be the most precise way to measure climate conditions during the last Ice Age in northern Europe.
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No one is ever persuaded out of their convictions; the most precise, Vulcan-esque logic is not going to exorcise someone of his or her love for Trump.
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The most precise measurement of the proton's number was almost exactly the same but with the opposite sign, +2.792847350(9)μN, according to the paper published in Nature.
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And I'm just wondering — I want to make sure we get the reporting right — which of those is the most precise way to describe how the administration feels?
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One of the most precise players in history, he went from dominating the first set to hitting shots well wide of the mark and hitting weak backhand shots.
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Immaculately staged by Kate Valk, and featuring the remarkable Eric Berryman as a sort of transcendental disc jockey, this was conceptual theater at its purest and most precise.
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The LIGO stations are the most precise measuring devices ever built, using mirrors to bounce a laser beam down an L-shaped system 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) long.
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The Gaia spacecraft, launched by the European Space Agency (ESA) in 2013, has helped fill in some of these gaps by building the most precise star map ever produced.
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This year, [the app is] enabled in such a way so that beacon technology helps to ID where on grounds you are, and give you the most precise answers.
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The weak mixing angle is an important number that relates these two forces once they separate, and Qweak offered some of the most precise measurements of this value yet.
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That could mean that victory is decided by the fewest mistakes, the sleekest aerodynamics and the most precise line down the mountain, rather than out-and-out risk-taking.
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Uber says it needs to be able to track its customers even when they're not using the app in the interest of being the most precise transportation service around.
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"Daya Bay now provides the most precise data, and this is a great result, but we don't have yet any solid explanation of what it means exactly," he says.
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If you're a designer switching between custom setups for different programs or a gamer who doesn't care about the most precise action on your keys, this could be for you.
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A team of scientists in China are reporting that they have now performed the most precise measurement of gravity's strength yet by measuring G, the Newtonian or universal gravitational constant.
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And now, for the first time, a team of Chinese researchers has figured out how to make one of the most precise atomic-clock technologies currently available work in space.
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Corker also said CIA director Gina Haspel gave the "most precise presentation I've ever heard in 12 years" in the Senate when she briefed senators Tuesday on the Khashoggi murder.
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A team of physicists lead by Sara Campbell at the National Institute of Standards and Technology used the weirdness of quantum mechanics to create the most precise atomic clock yet.
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Wirecutter's recommended drawing tablet for beginners is one of the most precise and customizable tablets you can buy for less than $100, and includes graphic design and photo retouching software.
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Fitting all KitchenAid stand mixers, this spiralizer comes with four quick-change blades and a peeling blade for the most precise peeling, coring and slicing, depending on your fruit or veggie.
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At this time, the probe will be getting an up-close taste of Saturn's atmosphere, as well as some of the most precise measurements of the planet's magnetic and gravitational fields.
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It provides one of the most precise measurements of the expansion of the universe to date, and confirms a leading explanation for the dark energy physicists believe is driving that expansion.
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In a recipe with just four steps, the longest and most precise one carefully details how to wash each of the five varieties of lettuce in three different temperatures of water.
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The US decision to lift China's currency manipulator status is a "most precise and definitive" de-escalation of trade tensions to date, said Stephen Innes, chief Asia market strategist at AxiTrader.
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Gaia, launched in 2013, has calculated the positions, magnitudes, parallaxes, and proper motions of millions of stars during its quest to create the most precise catalogue of the Milky Way's stellar population.
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A new study, published Wednesday in Nature, offers the most precise direct measurement of antimatter yet—showing its spectral structure "in unprecedented colour," according to CERN in Geneva, where the experiment is based.
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But for 22019 years, APHIS has applied a parallel regime (in addition to its basic risk-based regulation) that focuses exclusively on plants altered or produced with the most precise genetic engineering techniques.
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" Judd Legum, Popular Information: "Warren's dismantling of Bloomberg over his treatment of women was one of the most precise and devastating political attacks I have witnessed in 20 years of following this stuff.
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This confirmation of Einstein's theory of general relativity is the most precise measurement of LPI violation yet—about five times more precise than a previous measurement conducted in 2007 after seven years of observation.
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The controllers are a wild dream for first person shooters, and kept me playing demos over and over again for hours as I attempted to get the quickest draw and the most precise shot.
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The Event Horizon Telescope, or EHT, is a network of around ten radio telescope observatories across the planet, synchronized via the most precise atomic clocks, and pointed directly at the center of our galaxy.
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On June 7th, in the pages of Science, a team led by Christopher Webster of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a facility in California that does planetary science for NASA, reported the most precise results yet.
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Just like on iOS, the controls take some getting used to; a touchscreen isn't the most precise way to move or aim, and I still haven't figured out how to properly build with my fingertips.
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Thailand will hold a general election in November 2018, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said on Tuesday, the most precise date he has given yet for the vote since taking power in a 2014 military coup.
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The idea of a dancer being in his or her prime is meaningless; sometimes the oldest dancer in the room is the most enthralling of them all — the lightest, the most precise and the least mannered.
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Book Review An on-the-ground investigation reveals that the United States-led battle against ISIS — hailed as the most precise air campaign in history — is killing far more Iraqi civilians than the coalition has acknowledged.
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Now, researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico have made the most precise bottle measurement of the neutron lifetime yet, using a new type of bottle that eliminates possible sources of error in earlier designs.
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Intelligence analysts select targets, "targeteers" study models to calculate the most precise angles to strike, teams of lawyers evaluate plans and the Pentagon later discloses the few civilians who still, inevitably and tragically, wind up getting killed.
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The move comes after Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha announced in October that a general election would take place in November 2018 - the most precise date the junta has given after many delays since the 2014 coup.
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"How could we come up with an informative resource assessment if our sample size," the amount of area mapped to the most precise detail, "is only half a percent of the total area of the ocean," asked Hannington.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand will hold a general election in November 2018, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said on Tuesday, the most precise date he has given yet for the vote since taking power in a 2014 military coup.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher The American-led battle against the Islamic State has been hailed as the most precise air campaign in history.
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"We took a mechanism that had remained unchanged since 1675 and made it into the world's most precise mechanical watch," Mr. Tornare said of the Defy Lab, whose precision was certified by the historic observatory in Besançon, France.
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Researchers from Duke and M.I.T. have found a pocket of America that is different, and they now offer what is perhaps the most precise estimate of how much defensive medicine matters, at least for care in the hospital.
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While our State Department is making every effort to resolve this global threat through diplomatic means, it must be noted that the combined allied militaries now possess the most precise, rehearsed, and robust defensive and offensive capabilities on earth.
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Sometimes an IP address can be mapped to a house—you can try to map your own IP address here—but in general, an IP address, at its most precise, just indicates what city and state a device is in.
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This also allowed them to be sure that the planet is rocky, said HARPS team member Nicola Astudillo-Defru, because HARPS is the most precise instrument that can measure the "wobble" of the planet as the star tugs on it.
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"While our State Department is making every effort to resolve this global threat through diplomatic means, it must be noted that the combined allied militaries now possess the most precise, rehearsed, and robust defensive and offensive capabilities on Earth," Mattis said.
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Dr. Hill also offered the most precise account to date of an awkward White House meeting with Ukrainian officials on July 10 that ended abruptly after Mr. Sondland told the visiting officials that they would need to commit to investigations.
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Anyone may download and remix the information now; the artists themselves used it to create a 3D-printed, one-to-one polymer resin model they claim is the most precise replica of the bust ever made, with just micrometer variations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Astronomers have created the most precise map to date of the Milky Way by tracking thousands of big pulsating stars spread throughout the galaxy, demonstrating that its disk of myriad stars is not flat but dramatically warped and twisted in shape.
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"While our State Department is making every effort to resolve this global threat through diplomatic means, it must be noted that the combined allied militaries now possess the most precise, rehearsed and robust defensive and offensive capabilities on Earth," Mr. Mattis said.
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IMAGE: PixabayBy the time a panel of judges at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office gets around to deciding who owns the biggest biotechnology innovation of the century, CRISPR-Cas9 may have already lost its heavyweight title as the most precise tool for genetic engineering.
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But critics say the business model that led to that heap of data is worrisome, putting at risk the privacy of the most precise identifier a person has — a concern that intensified after studies showed that it's possible to reidentify individuals from anonymized genetic databases.
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Today, what is known as the Hughes-Drever experiment is considered one of the most precise tests of the equivalence principle, which states that all masses in a gravitational field fall with the same acceleration — a key notion in Einstein's general theory of relativity.
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At the Motorola Z4 launch event, Verizon executive director of product marketing Chris Emmons said Verizon will "hopefully [bring 5G] to New York in the very near future," the most precise thing the carrier has said about a launch date for any of its upcoming cities.
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His goal had been to build the most precise and uniform dance troupe in the world, and to that end he imposed height requirements for the women in the line, insisting, as well, that they have experience in three distinct dance styles: ballet, jazz and tap.
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"This award by the U.S. Army is validation of our state-of-the-art manufacturing that has resulted in the highest quality, and most precise, ammunition delivering on target accuracy for snipers in the field," Ron Cohen, president and CEO of Sig, said in a news release.
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"When doctors find that ugly, boring lump and discard it, they are throwing away the most precise record book we have — a minute-by-minute, layered history of the kidney's physiology," said Bruce Fouke, a geology and microbiology professor at the University of Illinois, who led the project.
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The report puts the most precise price tags to date on the cost to the United States economy of projected climate impacts: $141 billion from heat-related deaths, $118 billion from sea level rise and $32 billion from infrastructure damage by the end of the century, among others.
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The sense that a lot has landed on the cutting room floor on the way to making the most precise, dark pop they could is tangible – which is impressive considering most people can't even work out what they want for breakfast, let alone how to articulate what emotion they're feeling.
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The beloved celebrity makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury's new collection of lipsticks — in glowy shades from pale nude to retro coral to rich mulberry — are each named after a different woman she works with, from Helena Bonham Carter to Nicole Kidman, and each come with a square, angled tip for the most precise application.
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Caroline Bourgeois, one of the most precise curators working today, has delivered a customarily sprightly show that mixes older and newer works — and that also uses some of Mr. Tuymans's best early paintings (such as "Our New Quarters," a chilling 1986 painting after a postcard of a concentration camp) as ballast for shallower later efforts derived from iPhone imagery.
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Lynne Koontz, an economist with the National Park System, believes that the most precise way to measure the impact that the park's closure will have on the local economy is by breaking down the annual figure into a daily average — $455,000 a day — and multiplying that by the number of days the park has been closed.
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And in season five, BoJack Horseman brings all of that character development down around its ears, in a stretch of episodes that represents the most precise dissection of BoJack Horseman yet — and perhaps the first truly sustained artistic response to the #MeToo movement, albeit one that was largely crafted before the fall of Harvey Weinstein (though Mel Gibson was on the show's writers' mind).
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