Sentence examples for of increasing accuracy from inspiring English sources

This group rapidly improved the theory of navigation and compiled tables of increasing accuracy.

We thought it was a clever way of increasing accuracy of data collection at a much lower cost, but our community health workers thought it was hard work.

At the same time, strategic bombers' role as offensive weapons was being usurped by nuclear-armed ballistic missiles of increasing accuracy.

The mechanical engineer invents machines to produce goods and develops machine tools of increasing accuracy and complexity to build the machines.

The inadequacy of the phlogiston theory became apparent only in the late 18th century, when it proved unable to explain a host of new facts about combustion that were being observed for the first time as the result of increasing accuracy in laboratory experiments.

With up to 50,000 missiles of increasing accuracy and technological sophistication having been supplied by Syria and Iran, government sources here claim that the Shiite guerrilla force (which for most practical purposes should now be regarded as Lebanon's real army) has around four times the missile power it had when it unleashed 4,000 projectiles at Israel during the bloody five-week war in 2006.

The optimal hybridization time on different platforms could vary, depending on probe length and accessibility, diffusion coefficients, and detection methods, but the basic premise of increased accuracy with increased hybridization time should hold.

Improvements in the direction of increased accuracy were initiated by Matthew Boulton and James Watt from about 1779 in connection with calculations in the design of steam engines at their works at Birmingham, England.

In general, more consistency in results obtained when using the CRED evaluation method is in line with the participants' perception of increased accuracy of and confidence in their assessment.

This suggests that if a trait is highly polygenic, then the additional value of using sequence data will be smaller in terms of increased accuracy of estimated breeding values.

However, the difference in estimates is not large relative to the confidence intervals of the estimates, and is probably offset by the advantage of increased accuracy of the confidence intervals, particularly for early events.