Sentence examples for realistic precision from inspiring English sources

The varying tonalities of the reflections in the water are observed with a concern for realistic precision alien to 17th-century painters.

But before the channel selection, the SU has to define a new channel set (mathcal {M}^{o}), contemplating channel switching cost, to achieve a more realistic precision.

The spreading is attributed to both a limited precision of geometrical wire data and a possible doping inhomogenity, i.e. a realistic precision of ± 5% in the measurement of the wire diameter and the wire length, respectively, may sum up to a variation of up to ± 15% of the evaluated doping density.

The precision set can be used to provide more realistic precision estimates and to calculate the expected number of relevant references in the population set.

These sets allow (1) search strategy developers to select terms that are not only frequently used in relevant publications but also specific to the topic of interest, and (2) to achieve more realistic precision estimates for the PubMed/Medline population.

Taking advantage of the lower-degree of hyper-realistic precision that the medium offers, her paintings feel more mysterious than didactic, more allegorical than forthright.

In our opinion IRT-models are better adapted to data of ordinal type and therefore deliver more credible results and realistic estimates of precision.

We are aware that this type of automatic evaluation suffers from false negatives, but it provides a realistic estimation of precision without requiring expensive manual evaluation.

For the other (arguably more realistic) parameter combinations, precision of the LD method was higher, and often a great deal higher.

The proposed inverse problem strategy reconstructs the defect characteristics with sufficient precision, under realistic levels of noise.

The evaluation results in this paper give realistic figures for the precision of the clock synchronization and the achievable savings in power consumption.