Sentence examples for for any precision from inspiring English sources

As proved in [28], the algorithm is asymptotically consistent (as N goes to infinity) for any precision parameter (tilde N).

Also note that our fourth order scheme is superior to the naive triple jump scheme for almost any precision requirements that go beyond the region where the (classic) Strang splitting scheme is superior in terms of efficiency.

This question is really unanswerable with any precision for cloistered aristocrats (even less so for women of the "ordinary sort").

Functional groups are available for both fish and invertebrate species, unlike trait information that is very limited for certain taxa within the catch, such as invertebrates, and may only be used with any precision for taxa identified to species or genus level.

Lew said it was "not possible for us to estimate with any precision" when the Treasury would exhaust those funds if no agreement is reached.

But its "Formosa Olivares (Near the top of a mountain one can't get lost)," created by the founder-choreographer and artistic director Jacek Luminski, looked dully amateurish: a harmless depiction of sport and boogying for seven dancers that lacked any precision of movement and that never took wing.

Five days is generally too far in the future for scientists to forecast with any precision where a weather system that has yet to fully form will go, said Brian LaMarre, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service on special assignment in the New Orleans/Baton Rouge office.

Microsoft, for example, showed off how its FPGAs (now from Xilinx as well as Intel) can use 1-bit, 3-bit, or practically any precision math for specific layers in a deep neural network.

The risks associated with ecosystem collapse are not well enough understood for any hope of precision.

The sampling fractions for both adult and mental branch nurses are 50% or higher and this more than compensated for any loss of precision induced by the multistage design.

This would provide an acceptable level of precision for estimates as low as 10% in size, and better precision for any estimates larger than 10% in size.