Sentence examples for accurate better from inspiring English sources

It may seem far-fetched to some, but close to real-time data is already available via the current pitch tracking system, PITCHf/x, which comes in slightly delayed to MLB.com's Gameday service but that provides pitch-by-pitch game information and is extremely accurate: better than one mile per hour and one inch.

The worst-case scenario, as Microsoft happily points out on Scroogled, seems to be more accurate, better targeted advertisements.

These data generally are considered to be more accurate, better structured and more complete than data from other sources.

The research agenda could consider how external environmental accounting and environmental management accounting could piggy-back on the potential of Industry 4.0 for providing new, more accurate, better quality, real time physical and monetary data about businesses.

The need for an accurate (better than 10 significant digits) and fast algorithm for calculating the Chandrasekhar function, H, has stimulated the present analysis of different solutions of the relevant integral equation.

So our current scientific beliefs are considered more accurate or better than those of the past, not just different.

While Maravich's lackadaisical defense may remind some of his father, his scoring ability (18.2 points a game), cockeyed but accurate shot (better than 40percentt on 3-pointers) and blazing speed make him a prospect.

"People will have more information, and information that will be more accurate and better, so I think it's a natural progression of what we've already put in place".

Its predictions, especially those of QED, are the most precise and the best checked of any in physics; some of them have been tested and found accurate to better than one part per billion.

More accurate colors, better uniformity across the screen and improved power management among others features.

Our objective is therefore to develop a more accurate and better performing short-term demand response model.