Sentence examples for is particularly accurate from inspiring English sources

This procedure is particularly accurate since large deformations are involved.

but I don't think this [widely rumoured] figure of three years is particularly accurate".

Let's look beyond Trump's almost amusing identification of Merkel simply as "Germany". Nothing said in the above graph is particularly accurate.

The model is particularly accurate at estimating lowest flow events, and provides the strongest annually resolved paleohydrological record in British Columbia.

In 2002, Després and Lagoutière [17] proposed a low-diffusive advection scheme for pure transport equation problems, which is particularly accurate for step-shaped solutions, and thus suited for interface tracking procedure by a color function.

It is therefore important that the computed solution is particularly accurate close to the initial condition.

Neither the disaggregated soil map nor the scorpan kriging map was particularly accurate.

And in an interview with me yesterday, Marty Fagan, a ChoicePoint vice president, said there had never been any expectation that the list would be particularly accurate.

I didn't feel it was particularly accurate in terms of the kind of music people liked, or at least sounded like.

Overall, no hard and fast rule, especially on Labour and Conservative MP retirements, is likely to be particularly accurate for this election – or indeed, perhaps for any UK election.

"The information the intelligence services have received from the mid- and upper-level Al Qaeda members they have captured has been particularly accurate," General Baker said.