Sentence examples for level of precision needed from inspiring English sources

He had argued for decades that the rock record suggested a jump of this sort, but only recently have measurement and modeling techniques reached the level of precision needed to nail the case.

Catch-all phone-based AR solutions are imperfect ones when it comes to the level of precision needed to calculate the relationship between a given smartphone's onboard camera and IMU sensors.

The level of precision needed for measuring interaction forces in the plane plane geometry requires also a particular attention on the insertion of a force detection system into a plane/plane set-up with movable surfaces.

Sarkar and Margules (2002, p. 302) argue that, if we are considering conservation actions in different places, then "an absolute concept or measure of biodiversity is not needed," and "the relative concept of biodiversity built into the definition of complementarity has the level of precision needed to undertake conservation planning".

Thus it was observed in this work that suppression was reproducible, but a further assessment of whether limited suppression was reproducible and to what level of precision would need to be undertaken.

The video business is relatively simple but once you lay on voice, which is what they want to do, that requires a level of precision they havent needed before".

Another issue with counterforce targeting was that an incredible level of precision would be needed to accurately target missiles so that they would hit only military installations.

Likely this will be sensor specific, and so a better understanding of the imaging parameters (timing and frequency of measurement) and the level of precision achieved is needed.

Using the MDS for research, policy evaluation and planning has the advantage of not requiring the same level of precision as is needed to justify a clinical decision about an individual resident nor even as definitive as should be necessary to publish the relative ranking of one home over another on a given quality measure.

Occupations are specified according to the precision needed in major (one-digit level), sub-major (two-digit level), minor (three-digit level) and unit (four-digit level) groups.

You don't need that level of precision".