Sentence examples for directional accuracy from inspiring English sources

At two of the three locations we used the simple Yagi antennae to determine directions to a signal reaching a directional accuracy of <15°, which is well in the range of the expected error using a conventional setup [20], [21].

We observed cells at two-hour intervals (2, 4, and 6 hours) and at each succeeding time point, the directional accuracy improved as the projection bent in the correct direction.

As noted in the previous section, higher positive feedback at large noise values can reduce directional accuracy, and we wished to combine polarization extent and direction into a single measure to assess more quantitatively the benefits of positive feedback.

To support travel for visually impaired people, accurate guidance for the positional information and travel direction are needed, and we have confirmed that the positional and directional accuracy improves through visible light communication and geomagnetic value correction.

With a directional accuracy of ∼ 2° the facility is an incisive probe of the directional characteristics of material in the Earth's neighbourhood and the orbital spatial distribution of inner solar system dust.

The steering is superlative, with excellent road feel and directional accuracy.

This simple antenna array enabled us to reliably reach directional accuracies of <3°, determined by tracking a person carrying a radio transmitter at the distance bats were foraging, in a blind experimental setup.

Our empirical results show that this method outperforms the benchmark methods in both level and directional forecasting accuracy.

A similar process of calibration was proposed by Van Lier et al. (2011) to explain golfers' improvement in directional putting accuracy with increases in skill level.

Ostensibly, this was about the differences in user interfaces: the mouse affords a level of directional freedom and accuracy that even an analogue joypad controller cannot hope to compete with.

In the present study, we examined accuracy (directional enumeration error), variance (threshold) and speed of visual counting in observers over the lifespan, from 21 to 85.