Sentence examples for largest precision from inspiring English sources

The Fightin' Texas Aggie Band, the world's largest precision military marching band, provides music for University functions and presents intricate halftime performances at football games.

For STAT1, NEXT-peak had the largest precision (of all programs examined) over the full range of lengths, up to 10,000 peaks.

We see that all three of them follow the precision-recall trade off (i.e. for larger precision there is lower recall and vice versa) with maxF being more precise but with reduced recall and the opposite for DeltaL.

Of course, additional research is required to confirm this conclusion, because the results could also be driven by the larger precision of the dependent variable.

We know that large precision branches are excluded from the crystalline region of the polymer, but is there some special "ordering" of these branches in the amorphous region?

None of these puts any restriction on how CML holds the information and a double can be of arbitrarily large precision.

The dimensional and mass measurements are required to ensure that these tiny parts fit together, or ensure that larger precision parts are fit for purpose.

Larger (light gray) circles are established from training instances with higher density and/or higher reliability (small bias and large precision), and as circles decrease is size (dark gray, and orange) this indicates less dense/reliable regions of training space.

While probabilistically one may determine the n th digit of π without computing the preceding n − 1 digits, obtaining n th digit exactly (correctly) always for any n does not seem to be possible without a large precision.

It demonstrates the high fidelity of the suggested IRT approach showing nanometer level numerical accuracy and therefore it shows the potential applicability of the IRT simulation technique to SCOTS test method for large precision optical surfaces.

If the number of edges is large, precision is lower and recall is higher.