Sentence examples for intrinsic precision from inspiring English sources

Taking into account this reduction, and the intrinsic precision of lithographic processing, we expect the relative positional accuracy of two opposing mirrors to be better than 1 µm.

These results may indicate the intrinsic precision limits of anticipated seismic intensities in the current JMA EEW method.

Once again, one must remember that this approach depends on the intrinsic precision of the gold standard [ 96].

Despite this lower intrinsic precision of our visual grading system, however, results were best with visual estimation.

17 The intrinsic precision achieved by the OW method was better than 0.2% and the repeatability comparable to that of HPLC (least overall error 0.86%).

The more accurate spacecraft orbit determination enables new scientific goals for LOLA, as the orbit reconstruction error level becomes comparable to the altimeter intrinsic precision.

For minimum ionizing particles the intrinsic spatial precision is 17.6 mm parallel to the strip and 550μm perpendicular to the strips.

Specifically, we draw attention to the importance of calibration (spectral, radiometric and spatial) procedures and knowledge of the intrinsic accuracy, precision and limits of the technologies.

Ultrasonic motors have the merits of high ratio of torque to volume, high positioning precision, intrinsic holding torque, etc., compared to the conventional electromagnetic motors.

The effective channel noise for ITD, ILD, and IC (,, and in Figure 10) is a simplified method to model the limited precision, intrinsic noises, and intersource interference in our hearing system.

There is no discussion how this threshold compares with the intrinsic limits in precision of AutoDock.