The phrase "accurate meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise interpretation or definition of a word, phrase, or concept.
Example: "To fully understand the text, we must first establish the accurate meaning of the key terms used."
Alternatives: "precise definition" or "correct interpretation."
One way of giving a more accurate meaning to sustainability is the territorial understanding of the term.
I felt that it was already difficult enough if I could try to express the full and accurate meaning of the original" (1971, 58).
Essentially, machine learning models are incentivized to learn patterns that apply to large groups, in order to become more accurate, meaning that if a particular group isn't well represented in your data, the model will not prioritize learning about it.
What he didn't say, even though it's almost certainly true, is that Biden's account of their conversation was accurate, meaning that Obama had, in fact, acknowledged there was a significant likelihood that whatever plan they'd been talking about would not work.
In different assessments in which the items have varying time demands, the 10-second ceiling may need to be modified to identify rapid-guessing behavior in an effective manner while maintaining the accurate meaning of rapid guessing.
This showed that processing implicature encoded through conventionalized linguistic forms was more effortful than processing the other two types of implicature, leading to less accurate meaning interpretations for Lin items than for Dis and Non items.
Shouldn't this be the function of a dictionary in dealing with every word: to allow access to subtle and accurate meanings that may not be at the disposition of the general public?
The bearings are rated in ABEC codes from 1-9 (1, 3, 5, 7 and 9) with the higher grades being more accurate and precise, meaning they will last longer, spin more accurately and faster, and obviously make you move a lot smoother, quieter, and faster.
It calls itself an osteria and pizzeria, and both terms are accurate: osteria meaning a humble restaurant and pizzeria meaning a place where you don't want to sit near the door in winter.
The organisation, founded in 1997, also notes that more media reports in recent years have led to more accurate coverage, meaning that previous death tolls might have been higher than reported.
Mr. Bakir's lawyer, Jean-David Scémama, said Friday that while the language in the exchange was accurate, its meaning had been altered when parts of the dialogue were left out.
