Sentence examples for precision means from inspiring English sources

Once again, more precision means more detailed sound.

But the precision means farmers get good results, even using much less than the recommended amount.

Such precision means it is sold as a replacement for ordnance two or more times its size.Bomb-makers are also finding cleverer ways of destroying deeply buried bunkers.

Because the increase in precision means that fewer bombs are needed to dispose of a single target, he says the same group of aircraft could now hit 700 targets.

Part of that precision means dismissing any sort of Tom Brokaw-like "greatest generation" haze and noting that there were really two generations of 1776, an older cohort that included men like George Washington and Samuel and John Adams, and a younger group that came of age with the Revolution, including Alexander Hamilton and James Madison.

Matching result precision means a scale of precision, just as a number 1.00 is more accurate than 1.

Saracens - defending English champions and currently second in the Premiership - base much of their approach on an accurate kicking game but a lack of precision meant they struggled to put the visitors under sustained pressure.

Lower optimality precision meant that codes were not often placed in the optimal hierarchical subfolder.

The coefficients of variation for cobalamin were as follows: mean value 65pmol/LL (5% CV within run, 8.5% CV for total precision); mean value 276 pmol/L (4.8% CV within run, 6.6% CV for total precision); mean value 572 pmol/L (6.9% CV within run, 7.5% CV for total precision); mean value 719 pmol/L (11.4% CV within run, 11.4% CV for total precision).

Analytical precision (mean SD from in-house standard) for each run was always better than 0.3‰ for δC and δN.

We next validate the approach and evaluate its performance using three criteria: precision, mean rank ratio, and AUC score.