Star Trek's "computer" is accurate, but cold and sterile.
Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis suggested that corrections of radiometric to absolute surface temperature are essentially required only for SEBS, whereas the accurate calibration of cold and hot end-points is important for METRIC implementation.
However, water loss is not always an accurate indicator of cold stress because it can also be affected by traits including plant variety and leaf size, and also by other stressors.
The nuclear deterrence argument was quite accurate in the Cold War -- a time in which two superpowers, each with significant following, balanced each others' power out rather equally.
Note that this method is temporary, and more psychologically sound than physiologically accurate, as a cold shower will close your body's pores, which in the long run will heat your body.
Regional and local scale modelling efforts in areas where higher resolution bathymetry exists (i.e. the U.S. and Australian continental shelves) will reduce overprediction, resulting in more accurate predictions of cold-water coral distribution.
But, the range was not accurate (due to the cold), which Consumer Reports just confirmed.
Yet no one calls Grant a bad general for sending his men forward at the Wilderness or Cold Harbor; in fact, Grant's greatness as a general rested on his willingness to "face the arithmetic," in Lincoln's cold but accurate phrase.
In this paper an attempt is made to establish more accurate slenderness limits for cold-formed circular hollow sections.
These terms, however, are imprecise; the more accurate terms, ectotherm for cold-blooded and endotherm for warm-blooded, are more useful in describing the thermal capabilities of these animals.
