I found the route instructions to be reasonably accurate, but I also had to use my own sense of orientation and ask for directions.
Nor is it like the news we get from memoirs, which we assume (or at least hope) will be reasonably accurate about the facts.
For longitude, then and many years thereafter, dead reckoning had to be employed, but this could be reasonably accurate when done by experts.
When these ideas are shown by events to be reasonably accurate, that is, our ideas are validated, we feel secure in ourselves, but when they are proved wrong, we feel that we are falling apart.
A good description of a class should be (reasonably) accurate and interpretable.
Hence, in control development the simulated process variables are required to be reasonably accurate.
The upper-bound is shown to be reasonably accurate to large levels of overstress.
Therefore, surveys for short-duration counts for 48-h will be reasonably accurate and cost-effective [23].
Over the total drilling life of a well, this rule of thumb will be reasonably accurate (Adams and Charrier 1985).
The L-curve based regularization method is found to be reasonably accurate for the purpose of designing solidification processing systems.
The method was verified to be reasonably accurate in forest, grassland and agricultural fields over a four week measurement campaign.
