Sentence examples similar to nearing accuracy from inspiring English sources

In particular, implementations of qubits based on several physical systems including superconducting circuits and trapped ions are nearing the accuracy threshold required for topological error correction to become effective31.

The PA also presents near accuracy to the V-shape array with equal element numbers while having less complexity, computational cost and array aperture size.

"With 10% wrong, you can still lose all trust". Even near accuracy would still mean a massive displacement of workers, pushing the jobs to managerial or quality-control roles or putting a "last mile" human face on interactions.

Berners portrays himself as Lord Fitzcricket in Far from the Madding War, a picture that is almost vicious in its ruthless near-accuracy: "He was always referred to by gossip-writers as 'the versatile peer', and indeed there was hardly a branch of art in which he had not at one time or another dabbled..

Back in March Facebook announced that DeepFace was nearing human levels of accuracy at identifying a face in a crowd (97.25% vs the average human score of 97.5%).

Back in March Facebook announced that DeepFace was nearing human levels of accuracy at identifying a face in a crowd (97.25% vs the average human score of 97.5%).

Single molecule unzipping technique detects Gal4DBD and nucleosome to near base-pair accuracy.

Despite being quite small compared to rivals, it worked with a near 100% accuracy.

It was able to perform with near 100% accuracy if it was calibrated shortly before testing.

It's one of the fastest available instantly recognising my finger and unlocking the phone with near 100% accuracy.

The company has now made an important demonstration of its technology: for the first time, researchers were able to identify DNA bases with near total accuracy.