Sentence examples for expected accuracy and from inspiring English sources

Numerical results show that this sixth-order scheme has the expected accuracy and behaves robustly with respect to the wave number.

Numerical examples are presented showing that the second to fourth order methods implemented in this paper achieve or exceed the expected accuracy and demonstrating the advantage of using our high order numerical methods.

There is an ongoing effort to improve the quality of the UT1 UTC estimates from single-baseline Intensive sessions to realise the expected accuracy and to bring them to a better agreement with the 24-h VLBI sessions.

The more steps there are in the analysis the lower the expected accuracy (and other parameter values).

A result of such a simulation could be the expected accuracy and precision of this mechanism (GnRH modulation) for achieving a target E2 range, i.e., to quantify the potential challenge of individually targeting E2 in a diverse patient population.

The fans are really passionate … they expect accuracy and historical detail".

The chanting was both inappropriate and inaccurate, but perhaps it is too much to expect accuracy and appropriateness from an angry gathering of about 20.

This result is a great achievement for BANs in terms of expected accuracy level and energy requirements.

Uncertainty sources and expected accuracy of wind, wave and current measurements used as an input for offshore structure reliability calculations are presented.

The reliability index and expected accuracy are quality scores that are highly correlated, and so we only used the reliability index scores for quality thresholding.

Improvement over random (IMP) (Grana et al., 2005) is defined as the ratio between prediction accuracy and the expected accuracy of a random prediction, which follows the same definition as Cd in Section 2.3.