The phrase "accurate direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidance or information that is precise and reliable.
Example: "To ensure a successful project, we need to follow the accurate direction provided by our team leader."
Alternatives: "precise guidance" or "correct guidance".
This calibration includes channel matching for accurate direction detection and sampling clock correction.
In general, most of sensors are sending routing requests and application data to the accurate direction.
While currently local authorities tend to remunerate care providers based on hours worked, outcome-based commissioning would shift this metric in a more positive and accurate direction.
My opinion is that drones must be quiet and thin as not to cause disturbances, with accurate direction so as not to get into a drone accident.
The purpose of DCA is not accurate direction estimation, so only the projections on the angle set 0°, 10°, 20°,⋯,170° are computed.
Such unwanted drift in the line of sight is overcome by the use of limb-fitting technique (Ogohara et al. 2012) to find out the accurate direction of the line of sight.
Lose appetite". In that vein: This week: List some "accurate" directions for using some product or completing some task.
Both now give accurate directions, for the most part, and keep adding features to beat the other.
GPS navigation seems to leech us of all the "thick data" of being in place – our sensory apprehensions, including visual, sonic and haptic cues − even as it gifts us such phenomenally accurate directions.
"You have to have the latest data about road characteristics -- things like one-way streets, turns and exits in your system in order for it to generate accurate directions," he said.
They also showed me the voice-controlled navigation application running on an Android phone, and it was able to give me accurate directions around San Francisco.
