precision

A standard term for a high level of accuracy, often in technical contexts.

A common way to say a high level of accuracy.

Refers to a very high level of accuracy.

Accuracy required for or resulting from scientific methods.

Describes extremely high accuracy, as if hitting a very small target.

Extreme accuracy, as if performed by a surgeon.

Indicates flawless accuracy.

Accuracy and discipline characteristic of military operations.

Accuracy related to a specific skill, machine, or process.

A formal way to say the highest possible level of accuracy.

Used to emphasize complete and total accuracy.

Often used to describe accuracy in combat or attack.

Accuracy as defined in mathematics.

Accuracy in the context of analysis or data.

Refers to the level or amount of accuracy.

A noun phrase meaning imprecision or inaccuracy.

A field of engineering focused on creating highly accurate components.

A tool or device used for making very accurate measurements or adjustments.

The act or result of measuring with high accuracy.

A tool designed for high-accuracy work.

Weapons designed to strike targets with very high accuracy.

A military attack designed to hit a specific target with high accuracy.

Aerial bombing intended to hit a specific target with high accuracy.

Used adverbially to mean 'accurately' or 'exactly'.

Indicates the specific area or field where accuracy exists.

A standard way to say that accuracy is necessary.

To not be accurate or exact.

To raise the level of accuracy.

To make something more accurate.

To strongly require accuracy.

To need or require accuracy for a task.