Sentence examples for amount of precision provided from inspiring English sources

The amount of precision provided by such methods may be unnecessary to analyze a putative model on the basis of experimental results that only provide qualitative levels for the components of the system.

Without the precision provided by the gears an Issus would spin out of control.

Assessment of intraobserver precision provides an opportunity to calculate the SDD (i.e. the minimal amount of change that can be considered a change superior to the measurement error).

The problem in using Goldschmidt's division algorithm is to present an error analysis that enables one to save hardware by using just the right amount of precision for intermediate calculations while still providing correct rounding.

It is to be noted that the amount of information at a given ability level is the inverse of its variance, hence, the larger the amount of information provided by the item, the greater the precision of the measurement.

Chess, in contrast, is an exercise in novelty that demands an enormous amount of precision.

"I'm an engineer, and I like a certain amount of precision," Mr. Benson said.

We reduced the tagset to 85 tags, a more manageable size that still allows for a useful amount of precision.

It's loaded with a crazy amount of precision, which Apple says is accurate "to the pixel".

Polak wrote that the joystick let players aim with a remarkable amount of precision.

The amount of information provided by a test could be referred to as the estimated precision [ 30].