He's not the quickest, but he always preferred accuracy".
A computer will famously prefer for accuracy a clock that has stopped to a clock that is five seconds slow, on the grounds that it is at least precisely correct once per day.
In addition, a sensitivity study on the number of generations versus the number of trials (i.e. simulation runs) shows that overall computational resources must be assigned preferably to evolving a larger number of generations instead of being more precise in the quantification of the RAMS+C attributes for a candidate solution, i.e. evolution is preferred to accuracy.
Cardus wrote in a romantic style whereas Kilburn preferred factual accuracy; according to Wisden, Kilburn was "harder, less flashy, more punctilious".
"It depends whether you prefer the intellectual accuracy of describing their ideas in their most considered words, or the reportorial accuracy of describing their ideas in the words they used on that particular afternoon.
The compensation is made between time and accuracy, which means that we prefer a little bit lower accuracy and more on acceptable time cost.
Richard Alley, a geoscientist at Pennsylvania State University, said some scientists have questioned the data set's accuracy and prefer using other ocean temperature estimates than the ones the researchers employed.
Even though users tended to prefer larger pens, their accuracy with such pens tended to be low.
Besides the aesthetic appeal getting your name, your wife's name, a portrait of your favorite dog inscribed on the shaft and the thrill of owning a one-of-a-kind object, Koenig says the number one reason that many people prefer custom rods is accuracy.
Analytic rubrics are preferred when more accuracy is required (Montgomery,2002).
Finite volume methods on a structured quadrilateral or hexahedral mesh have very attractive properties for the first-order Euler equations, with the cell vertex scheme being preferred for its accuracy and greater compactness.
