Sentence examples for loosely accurate from inspiring English sources
Many of the impressions here are back-of-the-envelope sketches, instructions to a friend's house perhaps or maps found in rubbish bins (one of these, a loosely accurate map of the US, was found at the World Curling Championships in North Dakota, and why not?) The maps are slips of communication, saying things words can't, a spatial skill we may all be losing to our phones and sat navs.
To say that Google's efforts with the larger Nexus tablet so far haven't had customers rushing to stores would be fair, even if Evans' estimate proves to be only loosely accurate.
Loosely accurate on both counts, I guess.
The small loosely bound systems require very accurate calculations.
If the representation is thought to be accurate, the quantum simulator can then loosely be considered as a simulator for the system of interest.
SMART is a generic and loosely-coupled software computing framework for creating AR visual applications with accurate registration algorithms and visually credible occlusion effects.
GPS/INS loosely-coupled integrated navigation and Kalman Filter were used to get accurate attitude angle and position information, which could ensure the precision of data fusion.
Simplifying for exposition, we shall often speak loosely and blur the distinction between a logic and a language (thinking, in a not strictly accurate fashion, of the valuation scheme as the relevant bit of 'logical consequence' for the language).
Whilst numerical models can provide detailed forecasts of atmospheric ash dispersion patterns, they rely on accurate knowledge of key parameters such as initial plume height and mass eruption rates, which remain loosely constrained.
Classifier accuracy is loosely correlated with the size of the positive set, where TFs with more known targets tend to have more accurate classifiers (Additional File 3).
The agency loosely estimates its deferred maintenance backlog at about $5 billion, but it acknowledged in a General Accounting Office report that it does not have accurate data on its needs.
