"You only develop the capability to get that level of precision because of function or because it has some tangible benefit."
"Precision that is found in the smallest of objects to the largest of objects like the Great Pyramid, which even today still ranks amongst the most precisely made structures on the planet."
"We got a rare tour inside ASML's clean rooms to see how these machines use precision lasers, exploding molten tin, and the smoothest surface in the world to bring our digital age to life."
"It's a remarkable process. The Inca chose each stone for each position and having carved the one underneath, they would lower the one on top down and up onto the stone below until eventually, it all slotted together like this perfect jigsaw."
"Hinson's designed their razor so it supports the blades all the way across at a depth of only 33 microns."
"If you expanded the [mirror] to the size of the continental united states... the difference between the highest mountain and the lowest ocean valley would be two inches."
"When a shaft is complete, it is balanced and tested to make sure that the spine is set to a six o'clock angle on every Club."
"To make sure the measurement is exactly right, Honma uses a robotic arm to test out their clubs."
"They went to extreme effort to make this a tightly fit Precision megalithic wall."
"I've always been for the grid building thing because it gives you wonderful lovely precision."
"Listen to that steering. It's just incredibly precise, unbelievably so."
"Broaching: cuts all four grooves at the same time."
"Pumapunku's megalithic stonework, with precise interlocking blocks and drilled holes, raises questions about ancient Bolivian civilization's advanced techniques."
"The Great Pyramid is just off the charts in terms of perfection and close tolerances."
"Precision: this car has it in spadefuls - a connection with the road like no other."
"Accurate cuts for tight fitting parts that eliminate wobble."
"Shadow hand robot: enabling precise task performance."
"A clock in order to meet the standards of the longitude act could not gain or lose more than three seconds in every 24 hour period."
"When you devised this clock, the most accurate clock ever as far as I'm aware, how long did it take from conception to actually constructing the instrument?"
"For certain kinds of builds and certain applications, I'm really starting to understand both the need and the benefits of precision."
"Zero seconds a day rate. That means that the watch is not gaining or losing any time. It has healthy amplitude and a good beat error. That is about the best case that we could hope for."
"I think the machine is totally done I can't see any flaws Here I am I'm sorry for taking so long but I just want to make sure this is perfect before we activate it cuz if you know some wrong it could go very very badly."
"The ax 308 is designed specifically from the ground up to give you match level performance in any environment."
"The production of OSK machinist's hammers is a fine example of precision engineering and craftsmanship."
"BMW has become synonymous with Precision Engineering and luxurious design."
"This is the precision-built part of tomorrow's world."
"All the sides have finger joints cut into them, which means they slot together really nicely."
"Everything is measured in millimeters and thousandths of a second, everything is inch perfect on these cars."
"It can cut, which means the laser moves slowly along a path at full power to cut through the material."
"We do the CAD design and everything here, send that out, we have the parts cut to our specs."
"What the sine plate does is allow you to control that angle very accurately."
"This is the Longines Record Chronograph, 40 mm case, COSC certified movement on the inside, you have the stunning layout."
"The Industrial Revolution... allowed for the mass construction of precision rifled components for both muskets and artillery pieces."
"If that mirror were the size of the United States, the average deviation would be no more than three inches... on that surface, right? So from Maine to California."
"It ensures that each plate is rolled with the utmost precision and adherence to specific tolerances, resulting in plates that meet the exact requirements of the customers."
"That smooth column wheel actuation."
"The erection of main tower large blocks is a critical stage in bridge construction demanding precision and expertise."
"The MP actually stands for Mechanical Perfection."
"With harmonic oscillators, clockmakers were able to introduce accuracy and uniformity to timekeeping."
"They show a degree of precision that is only achievable through high technology means, precision that is literally impossible to achieve by human hands alone."
"The precision of these are on a completely different level, 5000 psi or 350 bar capable."
"The numerical control allows machining in both X and Z axis at the same time, making elaborate contours and chamfers easy to machine with a high degree of accuracy."
"Each foundation point must be calculated with great precision."
"The mini has a single frame precision of 0.02 millimeters and a distance between points of 0.05 millimeters."
"This is perhaps one of the most precision-engineered pens I've ever seen."
"This is a competition-ready pistol that features a full trigger job as well as a new short reset single action trigger."
"The gas tungsten arc welding or GTAW process is used for making high quality joints for nuclear applications."
"There is no play, no slack in this system at all if it's assembled correctly."
"The heart of the gun, which is the barrel, is a Ballistic Advantage modern series 1 in 8 twist Barrel."
"The Walter sights are precision machined, and the sight picture is absolutely fantastic."