Sentence examples for more precise but from inspiring English sources

We see that all three of them follow the precision-recall trade off (i.e. for larger precision there is lower recall and vice versa) with maxF being more precise but with reduced recall and the opposite for DeltaL.

These new insights helped to refine CLT, making it more precise, but also more complex.

Shieber wanted to be more precise, but never took substantial time to investigate further.

"Such a watch was not only more precise, but would last much longer".

We explain the Gabor filter-based edge detector by a more precise but much simpler mathematical derivation in frequency domain.

She said the wording "should have been more precise" but dismissed the libel suit as "completely ridiculous".

The microhand offers more precise control but must be tethered to a control unit.

There is more cultivated Tchaikovsky out there, to be sure, and more precise, too, but none more faithful to his devastating purpose.

Z-buffer or N-buffer machining simulations provide more precise simulations but require long computation time, especially when using realistic cutting tools models including cutting edges geometry.

One of its better competitors, MyWeather (also free), has more raw information and more precise forecasts, but it is slower and less refined- looking than BeWeather.

The reliable system reports a more precise signal, but with a one period delay.