Sentence examples for geographical accuracy from inspiring English sources

Some of this comes from geographical accuracy: an Italian cop has to deal with a legacy of corruption and dizzily rotating political administrations.

A bulky, whimsical affair, its odd symbolism is as much a testament to Edward III's obsession with inventing a "potent Arthurian heritage" as it is to geographical accuracy.

It's so much a movie about the city, and one of the things that really impressed me is its geographical accuracy, which is very rare.

We specifically deal with the problematic aspects, such as PlanetLab service availability, networking performance, geographical accuracy, and DNS addressing correctness.

Its designer, Massimo Vignelli, had sacrificed geographical accuracy for clarity by reinterpreting New York's tangled labyrinth of subway lines as a neat diagram.

At the time, the authority wanted geographical accuracy so that passengers would not be confused upon ascending back to the street.

He filmed with a fanatical attentiveness to geographical and architectural accuracy, yet did so mainly with very small crews working with a documentary-style, improvisational spontaneity.

For users of these applications, the accuracy of geographical data is generally less important than its natural visual appearance.

Although on-board Global Positioning System GPSS) based broadcast protocols that heavily rely on the geographical information and its accuracy have been proposed, the positional inaccuracy and non-negligible deployment cost may become an issue.

To assess the accuracy of geographical linkages over time, we chose five MSAs/CMSAs for which the conversion was complicated and five that were simple, and computed the shares black, Hispanic, and with low educational attainment (high school degree or equivalent), as well as weighted population estimates, over time in both the ASEC and MORG data.

Rather, denser sampling, or sampling of lineages rather than geographical areas, may decrease accuracy as it increases the probability of including sister species or very closely related species that might not be present in a sub-sampling of the lineage.