Sentence examples for accurate enough that from inspiring English sources

The estimate can only be made more accurate when the filter model is accurate enough; that is, that the acceleration/angular speed is predictable, and that the inertia sensors are accurate enough.

The question is then how accurate is accurate enough, that is, how small a pore is small enough to be ignored without generating misleading results on pore representation and subsequent flow properties such as permeability.

"But they are accurate enough that a person exposing himself to something that could result in the death penalty is going to think very carefully".

At any rate, Ryan has been accurate enough that when he says, "Rangers in six," you can count on either the Rangers winning or coming in second, in four to seven games.

Otherwise the screen was responsive and accurate enough that I was typing almost as fast as I can on my G1's hard keyboard.

Visual positioning is accurate enough that a scooter can know when it is in a prohibited zone even if the zone is only as wide as a sidewalk".

Repeated criticisms that the sensor hardware wasn't accurate enough, and that games were tiring, repetitive and frustrating, led to a huge drop in developer take up.

But the radio telescopes able to do this are not yet accurate enough to see that far back into the past.

But would it be accurate enough? "I think that's far too esoteric a concept right now for computers to understand," he told me.

If an opponent disregards it, he said, "Chad is an accurate enough passer that I think when he comes off it, if there's an opening, he can get it there".

The lasers must be pinpoint accurate — enough so that they could hit a dime from 10 miles away.