The phrase "accurate degree" is not commonly used in written English.
It is not grammatically incorrect, but there are more precise and common ways to express the same concept. One possible way to use it could be in a sentence like: "The thermometer displayed the accurate degree of the water's temperature." However, this could be more clearly and commonly expressed as "The thermometer displayed the accurate temperature of the water."
Index of dissimilarity can used to calculate the accurate degree of difference.
Every phone out there has a unique number, so officials are able to record, to a pretty accurate degree, how look it took you to go through security.
The developed approach is of practical value, especially when it is not possible to assign the analyte concentration with an accurate degree of certainty.
The tech behind Guardly's IPS system bears all the hallmarks of standard IPS deployments, and makes use of things like radio frequency fingerprinting to pinpoint the location of devices within a structure or to a more accurate degree.
The simulations suggest that the generation of "peaked" spectra is possible to an accurate degree, with an overall standard deviation error of less than 2% over a designated "test zone".
For example, to fulfill Joe Perry's request that they recreate Max's Kansas City in New York, the developers used old photographs and YouTube videos of the club during the 1970s, to a highly accurate degree, as claimed by those that had attended the club during that period.
The single-sine method provides the most accurate degree-day quantification when daily temperatures are below the minimum development threshold (20 ), and has been used in other WNV studies to estimate risk (21 ).
Two-step surgery is helpful for predicting an accurate IOL degree.
The E-600's 100percentt accurate 270 degree swivel 2.7-inch Live View HyperCrystal III LCD can be rotated freely so photographers can compose at any angle, including overhead and down low, without getting bent out of shape.
Next, the discriminatory power of each individual feature is computed, using the multivariate membership values in the proposed clustering algorithm to achieve the most accurate firing degree in each rule.
Improvements on understeering characteristics, stability in demanding conditions such as μ-split braking and damping properties in reversal steer and low friction step steer manoeuvres are shown through simulation results performed on an accurate 14 degrees of freedom non-linear model of a segment D car.
