So it is again the case that increased precision in knowledge of the position of the electron is gained only at the expense of decreased precision in knowledge of its momentum.
The quality of quantitative results obtained by this model depends on the precision of knowledge of the 4 mentioned parameters.
The proposed 3He sandwich configuration, Figure 1, enables the control of vertical gradients of the magnetic holding field with high precision, whose knowledge and control is of great importance for tracing tiny geometrical phase effects in the nEDM spectrometer.
There was an increase of up to 70.19% in precision when knowledge acquired (InAKnow) by the classifier was included in the new training set.
Otherwise, my justified beliefs, which are based on the precision of my knowledge in cases where the reading is dead-on, won't outstrip my knowledge in scenarios where the reading isn't dead-on.
Photographers, music producers, camera operators: all require huge levels of precision and technical knowledge.
I liked the reviewer's precision, and obvious knowledge of weaponry.
"She has an instinctive understanding of cinema and an extraordinary precision in her knowledge of the frame.
"These measurements have the potential of improving the precision of our knowledge about these abundances by a factor of 10," he said.
Consequently, the current practices of uncertainty analysis contribute to increasing the perceived precision of scientific knowledge, but do not adequately address its lack of socio-political relevance.
