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It is shown that by the appropriate choice of the α order of the quantile, it is possible to obtain a considerable increase in precision with respect to standard estimators.

For the Site Index, the improvement in precision with increasing scale is more gradual with 95% confidence intervals halving at a scale of about 20,000 ha and halving again at a scale of about 250,000 ha.

For the Site Index, the improvement in precision with increasing scale is more gradual with the 95% CI halving at a scale of about 20,000 ha and halving again at a scale of about 250,000 ha.

For the Site Index, the improvement in precision with increasing scale is even more gradual with the RMSE halving at a scale of about 20,000 ha and halving again at a scale of about 250,000 ha.

In general, the matrix method provided moderate improvement in precision with increased surveying effort above thirteen kilometers while the marked recount method improved little if at all.

This result agrees with a large body of experimental evidence indicating that the discrimination of large numbers in animals improves in precision with the numerical distance between the quantities to compare, according to Weber's law.

Quiet and classy, he covers the court like a graceful gazelle, and throws in precision lobs with the delicate touch of a pastry chef.

In step precision winding, package starts winding in precision mode with a non-pattern forming traverse ratio giving coil angle very close to desired.

Furthermore, when social relationship attributes were also considered, there were some minor drops in precision but with generally higher F-measure.

Airborne laser elevation (or lidar) surveys provide a 10-fold improvement in the precision with which topographical features are measured, Snyder reports in the current edition of Eos, the weekly journal of the American Geophysical Union.

And it could be that serenity resides in the precision with which an architect can hold these two realms in a state of equipoise.