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It can do the nitty-gritty physical steps about four to 10 times as fast as a person can, and its precision helps improve reproducibility.

For a nitty-gritty explanation of how helicopters and airplanes fly, check out the lift equation.

That this financial nitty-gritty is what excited Swift most might seem at odds with her image as a singer-songwriter who performs on sets that look like a cottage in a fairy-tale forest.

Some scientists have taken on the nitty-gritty task of building backprop-like models based on the known properties of individual neurons.

In May 2020, the agency released a 10-year plan to dig into the nitty-gritty of nutrition, tackling the “what, when, why, and how to eat” to optimize health and reduce chronic health plagues such as diabetes, obesity, and heart disease.

The dramatic popularization of a phrase like “nitty-gritty” demonstrates that language is always changing across social contexts.

The Manchester-based activist was born in Kinshasa but raised on the “nitty, gritty streets of London town.”

In terms of the nitty-gritty of writing, George brings the skill set of being able to get it out on paper pretty quickly.

It gives a pleasant sense of transgression, of really being in the nitty-gritty.

Obviously, Obama is not going to get into the nitty gritty of implementation.

He has need o' a clean pow that ca's his neighbour nitty now.