Sentence examples for of great accuracy from inspiring English sources

Chronometer, portable timekeeping device of great accuracy, particularly one used for determining longitude at sea.

It is shown that force finding, at the viewpoint of structural design, based on this method is of great accuracy and efficiency.

Modern analyzers display the frequency-modulated signals visually by means of a cathode-ray tube, and digital or analog computer principles are used to carry out the Fourier analysis automatically, thereby achieving approximations of great accuracy.

In many earlier encyclopaedias the illustrations were often more decorative than useful, but from the end of the 17th century the better encyclopaedias began to include engraved plates of great accuracy and some of great beauty.

Johann Heinrich Zedler, in his Universal-Lexicon (1732 50), went further by enlisting the help of two general editors, supported by nine specialist editors, the result being a gigantic work of great accuracy.

As radiology emerged from ROENTGEN'S original work to the sophisticated science of the present, the radiological equipment, which had been crude and inaccurate, evolved into mechanical and electronic instruments of enormous complexity and capable of great accuracy.

It enabled Wallace Eckert to publish a lunar ephemeris... of greater accuracy than previously available... the source of data used in man's first landing on the moon".

Compared with the rockets that militant groups typically fire into Israel, drones like the Ababil-1 are potentially capable of greater accuracy and more destructive power, but they also tend to be more susceptible to standard air defenses.

Validation statistics (RMSE, ME, and R2) show that RK, OK, and IDW provided predictions that were less biased and of greater accuracy than PLS predictions.

I formed to my self Ideas of greater accuracy than had yet appeared, and have endeavoured to produce a Sett of Types according to what I conceived to be their true proportion.

The administration and other proponents of switching to a chained C.P.I. contend that it is a technical fix in the interest of greater accuracy, not a benefit cut per se.