Precise
Set up
Set up verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Both terms in one sentence
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One episode has Hal using Ziggy to help Sam set up an ambush on a man walking around a corner, complete with a precise countdown.
Source: Omniscient Database -
Time Travel is such an amusingly big thing in Star Trek that, in Star Trek Online, Section 31 are revealed to have a star system set up specifically for pulling off the "slingshot around a star" stunt with precise calibration.
Source: Time Travel - Direct Control modes allow you to take more precise control of a ship's movement, and if it was set up correctly, manual control of it's weapons as well (which run in automatic/normal AI mode otherwise).
Source: Video Game / Battleships Forever
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