Sentence examples for accuracies from inspiring English sources

These accuracies, big and small, and the intriguing but again, utterly authentic twists in the agency story, began to warm the initial sceptics.

The D'Arsonval-movement ammeter measures direct current with accuracies of from 0.1 to 2.0 percent.

In the thermal ammeter, used primarily to measure alternating current with accuracies of from 0.5 to 3 percent, the measured current heats a thermoconverter (thermocouple); the small voltage thus generated is used to power a millivoltmeter.

Many digital ammeters have accuracies better than 0.1 percent.

The second difference is that in ground survey different techniques and accuracies may be adopted for the horizontal and vertical measurements, the latter usually being more precise.

However, as missile accuracies improved, above-ground missiles became vulnerable, and in the 1960s both countries began to base their ICBMs below ground in concrete tubes called silos, some of which were hardened against nuclear blast.

Which country your shirt came from, or the accuracy of the sizing – such essentials are in the gift of the retailer.

I'm not sure I can answer that with any accuracy whatsoever.

His touch is exquisite and his passing has an impressive accuracy.

He gushes in a later letter how "the amount and accuracy of the information which our state department has is amazing and the way in which it is collected even more so".

Given the accuracy of the masonry and missiles being directed at the police lines you could have been forgiven for thinking that some of the Ardoyne rioters would be ideal candidates for the javelin, discus and shot put teams of the British Olympic team for London 2012 … if of course they were ever prepared to join any entity with the word "British" in it.