Sentence examples for problems of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Measuring and mapping human influence at the global scale suffers from problems of accuracy and resolution.

This helps to readily overcome any relevant problems of accuracy; a second-order upwind scheme without flux limiters or least squares approximations is successfully employed for the gradients.

Because an exact result can be obtained when each loading can be represented by a piecewise polynomial, the proposed method not only can considerably reduce computational effort compared to the traditional step-by-step integration solution technique, but also can thoroughly avoid the problems of accuracy, convergence and stability encountered in many other numerical procedures.

One team is working on the core NLP problems of accuracy (understanding) and performance (how long it takes to reach understanding).

Problems of accuracy of diagnosis or causes of death on death certificates, estimates of population, migration from areas of study, and the issue of "ecological fallacy" are discussed.

To the extent that administrative EHR data become a source of data to support both clinical and evaluative purposes, they may continue to suffer from problems of accuracy and completeness.

Some general analytical tools are given to address the problem of accuracy of temporal averages and an example of their use in a possible design of experiments is given.

This paper addresses the problem of accuracy and coupled stability of stiffness-controlled series elastic actuators, where the motor is modeled as a non-backdrivable velocity source, and the desired value of virtual stiffness is above the physical stiffness of the compliant element.

"Unlike no other company we understood that the problem was accuracy and we took the challenge of aggregating the problem of accuracy".

The problem of accuracy is the main problem in the theory of difference schemes as well as in applications.

A problem of accuracy of HC measurements due to moulding of the head especially when labour was prolonged or obstructed was noted by Dhar et al. [ 19].