Sentence examples for infinitely accurate from inspiring English sources
In the OED the timing of the new measurement is assumed instantaneous (infinitely accurate).
Computers are infinitely patient and accurate in comparing prices and opportunities, and now companies can provide a complete set of services to atomize the fixed costs formerly required for market entry.
But is infinite information infinitely valuable?
These profiles, which Selker says are infinitely more sophisticated -- and accurate -- than the paper-and-pencil profiles used by dating services, can then be cross-referenced with those stored and broadcast by other's machines, assessing much more than whether two people might hit it off for dinner and a movie.
Although this method seems to be rather crude, it yields astoundingly accurate numerical results applied to superpositions of infinitely many Gaussians; thus it inherently has a clear relationship with frame expansions.
Anyone with a smattering of accurate historical information knows that enslaved Africans' faced conditions infinitely worse than those that confronted Irish immigrants.
The approximated macroscopic failure surfaces are in good agreement with the 'exact' ones, available in the literature for infinitely strong units and infinitely thin joints, and with those obtainable by accurate 2D and 3D numerical models, at a much higher computational cost, for units of limited strength and joints of finite thickness.
The Japanese food was infinitely tastier; the bedding was softer; the beer colder; and the information was timely and accurate.
"Red" would be exciting enough as a piece of total theater that draws in Neil Austin's lighting and Adam Cork's sound design to push a potentially dry text toward moments of purposefully operatic frenzy, at other times drawing back to let the audience linger on the sad, infinitely haunted expression of Mr. Molina, who stills the house with his admission, "Silence is so accurate".
They were infinitely better.
