Sentence examples for points of accuracy from inspiring English sources

In this paper a graphical-computational based method for design of the motion generator mechanisms with five points of accuracy using the symbolic mathematical software namely Maple-V is presented.

In the example a six-bar linkage for independent type suspension mechanism of a vehicle is designed with four points of accuracy such that it maintains the camber angle of wheel when it moves over a bump.

Regarding the linear decomposition methods, 1D-PLS and 2D-PLS methods demonstrate, in general, the best performance, exhibiting a difference with respect to PCA around 2 or 3 points of accuracy.

By comparing this with the 'average response' line of Table 4 (73.7%), we can see that aggregating provided a substantial improvement, almost 12 points of accuracy.

First: on a simple point of accuracy, diagnoses from afar often turn out to be wrong.

Often, it means that a very choice dataset operating with very specific conditions can lead to a high point of accuracy that won't apply to a more general set of inputs.

A graphical and computational based method for synthesis of linkages with four-point of accuracy using the Maple-V software is presented.

Although promising from the point of accuracy, more prospective trials are needed to validate 18F-fluoride PET/CT as a surrogate biomarker of outcome before routine application.

The anchoring and adjustment heuristic: Implies that people under conditions of uncertainty without conscious awareness will establish an "anchor", and from this anchor adjust their judgement, often in the "right" direction, although not to the point of accuracy.

Comparing point estimates of accuracy metrics is not a statistically robust means of model comparison.

One does not need to compute a single-point measure of accuracy, such as d′, at a given false alarm rate to compare accuracy across two conditions.