The phrase "a precise ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific basis or foundation for an argument, decision, or action.
Example: "The researcher provided a precise ground for her hypothesis, ensuring that her claims were well-supported by evidence."
Alternatives: "a specific basis" or "a clear foundation".
A method for comparison of range sensor output to a set of reference distance measurements, without using a precise ground truth environment model, is proposed.
The reconstruction of a precise "ground" surface in the narrow medieval streets detailed the morphology of the multi-stratified archeological mound in the historical center of Padua.
Since the skin model was generated using a defined set of parameters, the simulations allow for a precise ground truth of the desired soft tissue thickness.
We validated our approach on datasets acquired from different kinds of RGBD sensors and using a precise 3D ground truth.
French and British officials said this week that they were sending more than a dozen attack helicopters to allow for more precise ground attacks, particularly around Misurata, where loyalist forces continue to fire mortars and artillery despite rebel gains and heavy air attacks.
He would rather use his precise ground strokes and tactical savvy on harder courts with truer, higher bounces.
This unanticipated journey into the gentile world has required some very precise ground rules on Rabbi Taub's part.
These technical developments will also provide opportunities for model improvements of the subsurface structure for precise ground motion evaluations.
One could deny access with no overt justification, implying that disclosing the precise ground for denial would be equivalent to disclosing the document's very content.
The potential improvements afforded by bundle adjustment and more precise ground plane estimation for the proposed method are to be explored in future work.
This could give rise to calculated geoelectric field amplitudes that may be scaled to incorrect values due to the lack of precise ground conductivity data.
