The phrase "accurate limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a precise boundary or threshold in various contexts, such as mathematics, science, or regulations.
Example: "The accurate limit for the experiment was set to ensure reliable results without exceeding safety standards."
Alternatives: "precise boundary" or "exact threshold".
More recently, LIGO's first detection of gravitational waves coming from a binary neutron star set an much more accurate limit for the difference between the speed of light and the speed of gravity: the difference is just 10-16 theespeed speed of light.
Numerical examples demonstrate that the POD method using 4 POMs can obtain accurate limit cycle oscillation (LCO) results with substantial computational cost savings, compared with 12 RRMs by the Rayleigh Ritz method.
In case the columns are vulnerable to shear failure after flexural yielding, then the drift capacity model proposed by Elwood and Moehle (2005) can be utilized to define the accurate limit curve.
Accurate limit cycle models must capture not only the correct time-dependent dynamics, but also the correct input-output response.
The results confirm that employees have implicit theories about leaders' reactions to speaking up and that these beliefs, which may or may not be accurate, limit willingness to speak up.
The present paper deals with an efficient and accurate limiting strategy for multi-dimensional compressible flows.
The present paper deals with an efficient and accurate limiting strategy for the multi-dimensional hyperbolic conservation laws on unstructured grids.
In the 4th century bce a schematized 25-year lunar calendar was apparently devised on the pattern of the civil calendar, in order to determine within accurate limits the beginning of lunar months without regard to actual observation of the moon's waning crescent.
However, the regression approach offers more accurate limits for expected change at the tails of the distribution of baseline scores.
However, the regression approach offers more accurate limits for expected change at the tails of the distribution of baseline scores.Although both approaches have their merits, the regression approach provides the most accurate measure of significant change across the full range of scores.
Her anti-American comments, if proven accurate, may limit them still further.
