Sentence examples for accurately no from inspiring English sources

When making advertising decisions, they viewed theirs as a business apart, a totally new endeavor with new rules or, more accurately, no rules.

In contrast, our method can extract the whole foreground object accurately, no matter it is composed of one or several appearance distributions.

41 Tool not used accurately No because the measuring tape can bend, same with string so the measurement could be wrong.

Experimental results obtained based on 912 OCT B-scans show that our learned graph-edge weights outperform conventional hand-crafted ones and behave robustly and accurately no matter the OCT image is from normal subjects or patients for whom significant retinal structure variations can be observed.

This results in the students having a clear consciousness concerning physical activity participation so that the behaviour can be reported accurately no matter the age and gender.

Furthermore, the software predicted accurately that no special precautions are necessary to protect the product from moisture and that there is no need to control the water content of the tablets in the drug product specification.

It is impossible to represent Spungen's murder accurately, because no one knows what happened.

The winners will have to do it accurately, making no more than one mistake per million base pairs (the chemical letters in which genomic information is encoded).

There are a lot of walls in "Fondly, Collette Richland" — or, more accurately, screens, no doubt Jean Genet-inspired, which stand in for the walls of an American home and a hotel in the Alps, where much of the play is set.

A year later, as Mr Blair found himself once again locked into a marathon negotiation with the same old faces, he might have concluded (accurately) that no breakthrough lasts forever in Northern Ireland.On the other hand, nor does any breakdown.

As The Mighty Terror accurately observed, "No Carnival in Britain" - but, of course, there was to be one; and the Notting Hill Carnival, which survives despite the best-engineered efforts to close it down or dampen its insurgent spirit, remains one of the few homes for indigenous calypso left in Britain.