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Radiosity algorithms can be made more accurate by a priori discontinuity meshing, placing mesh boundaries on significant discontinuities.

The data also demonstrate that based on the user's IR knowledge a stereotype can be made more accurate or homogeneous.

Indeed, the saying might be made more accurate by adjustment: "If you don't remember Miles in the 60s, you weren't really there".

In the study those who were better at maths made more accurate predictions, as did those with broadly pro-environmental attitudes.

Gary Wells, a psychology professor at Iowa State University and an expert on eyewitness testimony, has spent decades researching ways in which police lineups can be made more accurate.

However, people who have schizophrenia are not so easy to fool.In this section Finding needles in a haystack Illusions and delusions Spaced-out students Dreams are made of this ReprintsOf the 15 participants with chronic schizophrenia, 12 made more accurate judgments than the most accurate person in a control group of 33 non-schizophrenic volunteers.

Clinicians could then track the outcome more accurately and make more accurate treatment planning.

Local budget directors can make more accurate spending plans.

This information, too, helps us to make more accurate models.

You report that car black boxes could help paramedics make more accurate lifesaving decisions after crashes (news article, Dec. 29).

Anatomists at the Royal Academy of Arts acquired Legg's body in order to make more accurate depictions of Christ.