Sentence examples for precision capacity from inspiring English sources
That debate goes by many names — quantity versus quality; mass v. precision; capacity v. capability; etc. — but both sides are pretty easy to script.
But, in writing a critical biography of him, I was more struck by his iron loyalty, meticulous precision and innate capacity for friendship.
The OLD improved the load capacity, precision, and stability in motion of the cooperative system.
It suggests that precision and recall capacity of the models are good enough to classify the protein classes.
The most immediate benefits of DIA come with increased capacity, precision and accuracy, compared to visual evaluation or counting, used in pathology diagnosis and research.
Body mass and stature will be determined using a duly calibrated mechanical scale (Welmy brand) with a 150-Kg capacity and precision of 0.1 Kg and stadiometer coupled to the scale with a precision of 0.1 cm.
In India, where the economy is complicated by factors as diverse as fuel subsidies and infrastructure bottlenecks, the central bank's capacity for precision is even more limited.
The capacity and precision of resource surveys have been greatly enhanced by remote sensing, and this has been coupled with the worldwide transmissibility of information.
But no amount of military capacity or precision will get around the fact that an American presence in Baghdad will carry with it risks and responsibilities that will shape the future of the United States in the world.
However, each ant also has a biological clock, set to the twenty-four-hour cycle and run with a precision far beyond the capacity of an unaided human brain.
More than 1 L leads to poor purging capacity and precision (Figure2B).
