The phrase "accuracy of internet" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be phrased as "accuracy of the internet" or "internet accuracy" for clarity and grammatical correctness.
Example: "The accuracy of the internet can vary greatly depending on the source of information."
Alternatives: "internet reliability" or "accuracy of online information".
Dr Barabasi's latest paper on the matter, just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, presents a general framework for improving the accuracy of Internet models.Until 1999, the standard way of modelling the Internet was to use randomly generated graphs, in which routers were represented by points and the links between them by lines.
A report that suggests Lycos lcos is edging closer to Yahoo! yhoo as the top web portal raised many eyebrows today and highlighted problems with the accuracy of Internet traffic research.
In two independent surveys, 52% of parents had sought health information for their children on the internet 22 23; however, the quality and accuracy of internet advice are variable.
Robin Swanson, a spokeswoman for the No campaign, questioned the accuracy of the Internet poll and called its findings from online responses too old "to reflect where the electorate is on Proposition 45".
See Fine Rep. at 5. Fine concedes that he did not verify the accuracy of the Yahoo Internet Life report.
Today, several complete human genomes provide a rich virtual DNA sequencing material, although the analysis of some genome sequences is still challenging due to a low level of accuracy and internet portals without convenient bioinformatics tools.
We then perform a set of experiments to evaluate the accuracy of PBProbe on the Internet over wired and wireless links.
This centred on concerns about accuracy of information on the internet, security of data and data transfer and accuracy of "off the shelf" technology such as blood pressure monitoring machines or smartphone applications.
The accuracy of information on the internet is to be questioned, however.
Not technically a fun fact from the original, but still good to know: For years, with the frequency and accuracy of a doomsday cult, the Internet had declared many dates the official "Back to the Future Day" -- the futuristic time visited by Marty and Co. in "Back to the Future 2".
Yes, you should be wary of Internet dating photos that portend accuracy.
