Even admitting that we possessed the knowledge which at present we have not, practically, we could not solve the problem with mathematical accuracy, on account of the many intricacies which surround it, but we might at any rate arrive at some conclusion, which would serve to guide us, and help us to emerge from the darkness and uncertainty in which we at present are.
Then it was back to celebrating a birthday that, Ms. Turner pointed out, had brought mathematical accuracy to her portrayal of Mrs. Robinson opposite Mr. Biggs, 24.
Here Aristotle suggests the notion of practical accuracy, clearly distinct from mathematical accuracy, is possibly distinct from the accuracy of the study of nature.
In particular, then, one cannot expect mathematical accuracy in the study of nature since it is concerned with matter (995a15-20).
He does not say that the kind of quasi-universalizing abstraction Aristotle has in mind is impossible, only that it will not have the required scope and accuracy unless one assumes that we already possess a clear conception of mathematical accuracy.
If the ritual sacrifice was to be successful, then the altar had to conform to very precise measurements, so mathematical accuracy was seen to be of the utmost importance.
These images lie between art and cartography: some mapmakers might have challenged their mathematical accuracy, yet the distortion was intentional way of conveying the shape of the land.
Overall, we address the balance of (i) model accessibility, (ii) unified treatment for different types of waves, (iii) mathematical accuracy, and (iv) boundary conditions at coastlines.
New industrial methods contributed to the production of crystal glass of flawless quality and to its deep cutting with mathematical accuracy in elaborate designs.
I do not profess here to speak with mathematical accuracy, but I believe I am very nearly correct.
