Sentence examples for has an inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

But toque wrench still has an inaccuracy because the scale printed on the wrench is not fine and it seems to be inappropriate to apply precise torque value.

The results show that when the value of Δt is 0.6s or lesser, 70% of all predictions have an inaccuracy of less than 20%.

Indeed, sensors have an inaccuracy of up to 21% when comparing plasma glucose values with subcutaneous glucose values [ 15].

When compared with actual plasma glucose values, CGMs have an inaccuracy up to 21% (expressed as mean absolute difference, |CGM glucose − plasma glucose|/plasma glucose).

The mentioned data sets provide us with a sequence of sample points of the subscriber's trajectory where each sample point has a location inaccuracy based on the cell coverage area.

Unfortunately, their resulting report has a few inaccuracies.

Much of it has an embarrassing record of inaccuracy.

As a narrative historian Xenophon has a reputation for inaccuracy and incompleteness, but he clearly assumed that people and events from the past were tools for promoting political and ethical improvement.

After the Department of Justice issued a letter announcing the move to the Supreme Court, Department of Education employees speculated that the document was a "rush job" that had not been "reviewed by career civil servants" who would have caught an inaccuracy.

This is mainly due to the fact that the lower leg landmarks have no positional constraints for the top view and thus have a larger inaccuracy.

How can we assume that each rational agent will have a unique inaccuracy measure in mind when we don't think that there are conditions that demand that we narrow down the class of legitimate inaccuracy measures this far?