A 20,000 square foot vinyl pressing plant, Precision Record Pressing Inc., will open in Burlington, Ontario this fall.
The high precision recording of manual joint angles enabled us to quantify grip diversity and complexity in an objective, mathematically principled manner (Figures 2, 3, 4, 5).
The low precision recorded (2%, reaching 7% when taking only the top 10% of predictions) can be attributed to this lack of knowledge and is characteristic of predicted networks, which can still be of use to guide hypothesis generation and experiments.
He once manufactured an ultra-precision record player for Audio Technica that cost over $3 million to make.
In the lower arch, on the other hand, the least precision was recorded for premolar rotation (imprecision, 5.4° ± 5.8°), while the most precise movement was vestibulolingual tipping of the molars (imprecision, 1.3° ± 0.9°).
Combined with accelerometers and precision GPS recording, these draw a very accurate picture of everything we do at the wheel, where, when and how.
The committee has "high confidence" that the late 20th century was the warmest period of the past 400 years--a time for which high-precision proxy records are abundant.
Bland Altman analysis showed excellent accuracy and precision between recorded and collected data for all tested variables within clinically significant pre-defined limits of agreement.
Currently researchers have, as seen above, either studied smaller, high precision data recorded by electronic sensors or large-scale patient referral data.
