In this, Saville was critical of the inaccuracy of high-altitude bombing; he wrote privately to a friend in April, "Our waste of effort in trying to hit railroad tracks and bridges is simply fantastic".
This is critical in avoiding inaccuracies, particularly when the errors are significant.
However, with high node density, the inaccuracy of critical node detection with 1-hop grows in significance compared to 2-hop due to the increased level of connectivity in the network.
Furthermore, the GUI allows for definition of a drill path radius, a minimum safety distance to the critical structures, and the inaccuracy of the drill.
The planning software allows the definition of an individual safety margin (minimum safety distance to the critical structures and the inaccuracy of the drill).
Moreover, we also ran experiments in which the failed node is randomly picked in order to assess the impact of inaccuracy of determining critical nodes using 1-hop (RECRA) and 2-hop (DARA) information.
CGMs that display up-to-the minute glucose trends with alarms set at critical thresholds (incorporating leeway for inaccuracy) could be used to trigger routine blood glucose measures to guide clinical management [ 2].
Wales had granted Glosserman and the other filmmakers unfettered access for the documentary, which turned out to be critical of Wikipedia, pointing out inaccuracies inherent in trusting a teenager as much as a tenured professor.
While providing an accurate μ-map synthesis, we found through experimentations (see section " Results") that the method described in [ 17] had a few limitations related to the field-of-view (FOV) and the lack of complementary information, resulting in localised reconstruction inaccuracies close to critical areas used for standard uptake value ratio (SUVR) normalisation.
Unfortunately, Gosse was active just before the modern revolution in standards of scholarship and criticism, so that much of his critical and historical output now appears amateurish in its inaccuracies and carelessness.
