The source-related information is known more accurately at the sender end, while channel information is more accurate at the client end.
Wikipedia is still usually far more accurate at any given time than the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Climate models tend to be more accurate at predicting temperature than precipitation.
Their software studies each user's electrical signals, gradually becoming more accurate at interpreting commands.
This could be measured by immediately presenting an obvious blue stimulus after the video and finding that you were faster or more accurate at detecting it.
This year, BBN released a new version: at 20 pounds, it's one-third the weight of the original Boomerang and much more accurate at tracking shooters.
Another novel finding: in both experiments, participants were more accurate at judging women's sexual orientation (64 percent) than at judging men's (57 percent).
When they looked at images of just the body with the face removed — or the body with the face intact — they were far more accurate at identifying emotions.
In fact, research conducted at the University of Hertfordshire found that not only were male volunteers slightly more accurate at recognising a fake smile, female volunteers tended to rate themselves more highly on their intuitive skills.
The all-rounders Mitchell Marsh and Shane Watson bowled best, Marsh energetic through the crease and fast through the air while Watson was the more accurate, at one per over and dismissed Rutherford with a sharp bouncer.
On the contrary, results are more accurate at larger times.
