Sentence examples for Strict accuracy from inspiring English sources

In the interests of strict accuracy, almost everything she says should be reported in capital letters or italics, and probably both.

A certain freedom is suddenly compromised; as one crosses and re-crosses the lines between fantasy and the historical record, one feels a weighty obligation to strict accuracy.

This type of micro-stamping, suffers from two issues: stamping in dry with strict accuracy in clearance.

It could require all credit or background check agencies to register with the federal government and to adhere to strict accuracy standards.

The operation of RH systems poses further challenge as all equipment have to be controlled remotely within very strict accuracy limits with minimum reliance on the available camera feedback.

Judging by letters to The Washington Post about the debate over "Selma," at least some audiences have interpreted this to believe that art about historical events and real people have the same obligations to strict accuracy as non-fiction and journalism.

"If we decrease the use of meters, you will have some fairly dire consequences to health," Dr. Gutierrez said, but requiring stricter accuracy standards "seems a reasonable and safe practice to do".

Insulin-dependent diabetics slip into unconsciousness once a year on average, and 40percentt suffer seizures or coma in their lifetimes because of low blood sugar levels, according to the American Diabetes Association, which has long advocated stricter accuracy standards for monitors.

In the second design example, we set strict target accuracy first, 0.06, which are simulated accuracy of the SIR-PF with 20,000 particles.

Di Giusto has written that she was not aiming for strict biographical accuracy.

But memoir these days, as the public debate about "A Million Little Pieces" has taught us, demands strict factual accuracy.