The phrase "accurate applying" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe the act of applying something accurately, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The accurate application of the new software is crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "precise application" or "correct implementation".
In an industry like automobiles, these weapons are accurate, applying pressure as intended: if workers strike at Ford, for example, they immediately put the company at risk of falling behind its competitors, but it doesn't hurt consumers' ability to buy cars.
This value is 6.1-fold higher than the rate of 0.00041 from Wielgoss et al. (2011), who commented in their abstract that "our estimate represents the most accurate measure of bacterial base-substitution rates available to date" and in the text that "our estimate is probably more accurate" applying "the reasonable presumption of selective neutrality or near-neutrality for most synonymous mutations".
In addition, the type of materials of the broken parts was identified, a CAD model was built, and the hacksaw mechanism was analyzed to determine the accurate applied loads on the broken parts.
The method is shown to be stable, computationally efficient, and accurate by applying it to three test problems and comparing with conventional calculations on a fixed curvilinear grid.
However, this method is not accurate after applying in real-world applications since items around the customer are also very close, then they may be taken as the correlated items mistakenly.
Using the log mortality rate is more accurate when applying the results directly for the study of cause-specific mortality trends.
Prediction of breeding values was more accurate when applying genomic (GBLUP) than pedigree (PBLUP) relationship matrices (accuracy ~ 0.7 and 0.58 respectively) and 5,000 SNPs were sufficient for obtaining this accuracy increase over PBLUP in this specific population.
This accurate approach applies to the twin-well Duffing oscillator for illustration of the resonant overlap phenomena in stochastic layers.
The purpose of the work reported in this paper was to determine which of the existing formulas is most accurate when applied to all sections in the database.
The method is very efficient and accurate when applied to real or numerically generated rough surfaces, provided that their power spectral density function is of power-law type, as in case of self-affine fractal surfaces.
This paper presents evidence that LZEM is reasonably accurate when applied to other geographic regions and that if specific economic parameters are identified, the entire regional economy and the associated population and employment distribution can be spatially modeled within the LZEM framework.
