Sentence examples for highly precision from inspiring English sources

Due to the inaccuracy of the GPS sensor in a city environment, we used Google's fused location provider, which can give a highly precision in urban areas.

The food is then cooked in a circulating water bath at a highly precise temperature — and this precision is what chefs love.

A search result was considered to be "highly precise" if it attained precision levels of at least 20%.

* High Accuracy/Precision: The Loop is a highly precise pointer which allows users to point to individual pixels on a high-resolution screen.

Such highly impressive precision, however, does not mean that the Texans are static fretboard-gazers, without stage presence.

Many of these discs, conducted by James DePreist, the orchestra's music director at the time (and now emeritus), remain in print and show the ensemble to be a highly polished precision instrument.

What the finished pieces lack in highly milled precision, they gain in energy.

The experience of the ATLAS MDT muon spectrometer shows that drift-tube chambers provide highly reliable precision muon tracking over large areas.

This implies that the providing company develops an IPS2 consisting of product share, e.g. a highly complex precision machine tool, and service share to increase customer value, strengthen the relationship between customer and provider and finally generate profit.

These features highly increase precision and favor the use of the color-based segmentation over the point-counting method.

Therefore, full estimation of as a set of separate unknown parameters results in a highly overparameterized precision matrix for ϕ, and Li, Banerjee, and McBean (2011) suggest that the individual elements are poorly identified from the data and are computationally expensive to update.