Sentence examples for precision introducing from inspiring English sources
Charlie Kaufman's supremely self-absorbed opus Synecdoche, New York captures the feeling of a trivial malady with remarkable precision, introducing its protagonist Caden Cotard in the midst of a flurry of psychical imperfections, from cosmetic head wounds to worryingly yellow bowel movements.
b Recognition precision introduced face registration into training stages.
a Recognition precision introduced face registration into both the training and recognizing stages.
This is because intuitively, this arbitrariness in the precision introduces the burden of examining the solution space in an unbounded manner.
Peak floating point performance for NVIDIA Tesla GPUs are faster by a factor of two when working in single compared with working in double precision (http://www.nvidia.com), but single precision introduces greater roundoff error.
Our prototype implementation with Arria 10 FPGA demonstrates that the FPGA-based design performs numerically stable tsunami simulation with real ocean-depth data in single precision by introducing non-dimensionalization.
These men did not complete substudy questionnaires at time-points 1 and 2, but as these data are missing completely at random, their inclusion in the longitudinal cohort improves precision without introducing bias.
Moreover, procedures are not fully standardized for measurements across different QUS devices, which have urged the need of validating each device to ensure its accuracy and precision before introducing it to the population of interest.
To study quantum-squeezing effects in mechanical systems, zero-point displacement uncertainty, Δx zp, the best achievable measurement precision, is introduced.
Barring the precision loss introduced by the ADC, the relationship between the integer value and the original pressure level is linear: the output could be scaled later.
Last year, a federal appeals court struck down North Carolina's voter ID law, ruling that it targeted "African Americans with almost surgical precision" and introduced "cures for problems that did not exist".
