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It's a sport whose top competitors are expected to be so accurate that we have a hard time believing that they could actually miss.

This method proved to be so accurate that they were able to level a 13-acre base to within one-half inch of the true horizontal.

Hardware issues are another matter, but providers say remote diagnoses can be so accurate that a technician can be sent to the site with the part needed to repair the damage, reducing the cost of on-site service.

To break this spiralling cost, it would be advantageous for any future noninvasive method to be so accurate that it could function as a 'stand-alone' test and not require further invasive verification.

And navigation is so accurate that landings can be timed to the second.

In addition, today's precision-guided munitions are so accurate that accidents are more likely to be deadly.

(Diamond Mind was so accurate that 100 seasons with A-Rod batting fourth averaged 789, almost dead-on).

Today, his heart cell models are so accurate that pharmaceutical companies use them to test for the effects of drugs on cardiac arrhythmia.

Today's atomic clocks are so accurate that they have to be adjusted periodically to account for fluctuations in Earth's rotation.

But Manning was so accurate that only two of his misfires were credited to the Buccaneers as passes broken up (compared with seven for the Giants).

It outlines Manhattan's hills, fields, streams and fortifications and is so accurate that it differs from today's maps by at most 40 meters.