The phrase "accuracy restrictions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where limitations or constraints on accuracy are being discussed, such as in research, data analysis, or technical specifications.
Example: "The accuracy restrictions of the measurement tools used in the experiment may affect the overall results."
Alternatives: "precision limitations" or "accuracy constraints".
This scheme is known for its capability to overcome the well-known accuracy restrictions of the Mori–Tanaka (MT) scheme and the Self-Consistent (SC) scheme when a high volume fractions of heterogeneities or/and a high contrast between phases properties is reached.
Indeed, IMS is known for its capability to overcome the well-known accuracy restrictions of the Mori Tanaka (MT) and Self-Consistent (SC) schemes when a high volume fraction of heterogeneities or/and a high contrast between phases properties is reached.
We study in detail a dedicated mixed-mode implementation of the algorithm and estimate its implementation cost in the view of its performance and accuracy restrictions.
There are several ways to obtain a depth map from a stereo image, depending on the computation complexity and accuracy restrictions.
We design a boundary integral method for time-dependent, three-dimensional, doubly periodic water waves and prove that it converges with O h3) accuracy, without restriction on amplitude.
Models incorporating the information from these genomic compositional signatures should improve the accuracy of restriction RS probability calculations.
To confirm the accuracy of restriction enzyme digestion, conventional sequencing of three apparent homozygotes for both alleles and three heterozygotes was carried out as above.
A systematic electronic search of MEDLINE, EMBASE, SinoMed and ISI Web of Science were performed to identify studies evaluating endoscopic modalities accuracy with restriction of English and Chinese languages from inception to an update until May 2014.
Further, random forest classification [ 60] is a relatively novel method of determining variable importance, with the advantages of very high classification accuracy and no restrictions regarding the distribution and scaling properties of the data [ 79].
We demonstrate that the approaches are fully equivalent and give identical results in terms of accuracy, convergence and restriction on the time step.
These conditions are related to the accuracy of the restriction operators, the choice of the boundary conditions, the distortion of the grids and the magnitude of the iteration error.
