Sentence examples for bit of accurate from inspiring English sources

This bit of accurate historical background is followed by the observation that, "after 9/11" the policy of snatching up suspected terrorists and sending them overseas for interrogation intensified.

Accuracy of FPGA and SystemC based fixed-point implementation is compared based on number of accurate fractional bits, signal-to-quantization-noise-ratio (SQNR), orthogonality and factorization errors with respect to double precision floating-point results.

We understand the tongue-in-cheek attempt, but this nude photo series might be a bit more accurate depiction of reality.

Around the TechCrunch office, we've taken to calling the product "robotic underwear," something that paints a bit more accurate a picture of what you're getting yourself into.

I hope that Al Gore will not concede until all legal avenues are exhausted.RENAN CASTILLOBaltimoreSIR Please be a bit more accurate in your depiction of America's post-election possibilities.

Therefore, in Figure 4, we show the probability of accurate consensus as a function of number of transmitted bits per node.

As bits of news — some accurate, some not — reach the families, the home scenes play at a high level of tension, but without Stone's old hammerheaded emphasis.

The Sun and the Express are probably my favourites as they're a bit more accurate - certainly in terms of transfer speculation.

The mention of the four Nobel nominations, while accurate, is a bit of a stretch — he was repeatedly nominated by the same Hispanic leaders.

On the advice of an expert, we now think tricenta-centenarians may be more accurate (if a bit of mouthful).

And the steering, too, which is accurate, requires a bit of a learning curve, because the actual turning motion is a bit on the slow side.