Sentence examples for precision length from inspiring English sources

Then a real-time accuracy compensation control strategy can be carried out with the help of the high precision length gauges.

The paper describes the practical application of thermal error analysis that aims towards the reduction of thermally-induced errors for precision length measurement systems operating in non-ideal environments.

The following query example illustrates such syntax where (polyg_params) is a container of list of latitude/longitude pairs and a maximum geohash precision length: In my path another type of spatial queries may be of particular importance is within a road segment, in the path of a tracked vehicle or maybe in a traffic stream.

In fact, the whole municipality is decomposed to geo-fences of different precision lengths and generated events are attached to every geohash for different dates with a maximum precision value equal to 9 which means an accuracy of around 4.78 by 4.78 m [19] and minimum precision value equal to 6, around 1.2 by 0.61 km.

Execution time of both geohashes generation and aggregation for different precision (geohash length) levels and different circular areas measurement.

Even with physical scales, there is an implied granularity; if I say that something is 6 feet long, this implies less precision than length of 183 centimeters.

This shot requires an open stance, relaxed hands and a swing that emphasizes spin and precision over length.

In this figure, a higher TMscore value indicates a higher degree of precision and/or length in the alignment.

If only looking at the ranks, we inevitably ignore the potential difference in precision and length of credible intervals between both posterior distributions.

Trained field workers measured infant birth weight by a Siltec electronic scale in kilograms (100 g precision), birth length (crown heel) by a neonatometer (Johnson and Johnson Holtain Ltd., Crymlych, Wales), and head circumference in centimeters by a measuring tape.

The ability to acquire large numbers of high-precision step-length measurements under load results in sufficient resolution to distinguish between two hypothesized mechanisms of kinesin stepping that would result in either all 8 nm or alternating 7 and 9 nm steps; hundreds of pooled step measurements show a single peak at 8 nm (24).