The phrase "a precision of one cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, timing, or technical specifications where accuracy is being discussed.
Example: "The device operates with a precision of one cycle, ensuring accurate timing for all measurements."
Alternatives: "an accuracy of one cycle" or "a tolerance of one cycle."
His website notes his waist measurement, cock size and gayness to a precision of one decimal point ("97.5%").
This corresponded in our review to a lattice vector magnitude extraction precision of one twentieth of one pixel, which seems reasonable at first sight for systematic error free synthetic data that underwent two least-squares refinement cycles in reciprocal space for the reciprocal lattice assignment in CRISP.
The location of an entity measured with the precision of ten meters is less accurate as compared to a measurement up to the precision of one meter.
The output angle here has a precision of 12 bits and executes in 18 cycles.
The CORDIC subroutine is executed when fetching the ANGLE instruction (special type) in 18 cycles for a precision of 12-bits (as stated before).
This is indeed what we see for the cell-cycle benchmark presented in Figure 4, with a precision of 84% at a Caipirini score of 0.5, and with higher Caipirini scores giving progressively better precision and fewer false positives.
One algorithm consists of continuous inflationary and deflationary measurement in a single cycle (dual algorithm, 1,502 data) performed in order to verify a success rate and a precision of data.
Many experiment results show that the novel image encryption method passes SP 800-22 anDIEHARDRD standard tests and solves the problem of short cycle and low precision of one-dimensional chaotic function.
One cycle of abduction required an average of 2.3 (2.1–2.4) seconds.
One run consists of 20 cycles, in which one cycle has an integration time of 4.194 s.
