Sentence examples for recognized accuracy from inspiring English sources

Recognized accuracy indexes proved that the results obtained were comparable to the GRF; what is more, during the aerial phases our protocol showed to be significantly more accurate than the two other methods.

To illustrate the availability and practicability, different set of plants with leaves or flowers have been collected and the results show that the average recognizing accuracy via traditional method is larger than 84% and recognition time is less than 1.5 s, and the accuracy will soar to more than 90% if neural network is used.

The aim of the present study is to determine whether human being is able to recognize object instantaneously using peripheral vision without saccadic eye movement, and if so, how large is the field of attention (FA) for instantaneous object recognizing and how is recognizing accuracy distributed over the field.

He even put it in religious terms because, being as an intellectual, he recognized truth and historical accuracy, even specifically telling the Muslims, in particular, that no people, group, or religious community had ever suffered as much and that besides the suffering of the Jews over two thousand years the Muslims had suffered nothing - who publicly ever said such a thing?

A closer look at the recognition accuracy for each of the 82 BWM and DEP cells (Fig. 3) shows that most cells can be recognized with accuracy better than 97%, except the cell BWMDL23 in the dorsal-left side of the worm.

Results showed that quasi-static postures could be recognized with 100% accuracy and the accuracy for sequential motions recognition were 74%, 79%, 92%, 99% and 99% for "bending", "carrying", "lifting", "pulling" and "pushing", respectively.

However, recognizing that accuracy might vary in part as a function of strength, we also chose to examine the mean accuracy measures for each session in a relative sense, as a percentage of the isometric strength values collected in the corresponding session.

A family history of endometriosis or of chronic pelvic pain is also obtained, while recognizing that accuracy of diagnosis has varied across generations.

It is observed that, in case of no occlusion, happiness and neutral can be classified well with highest accuracy (100%), while the other five expressions are recognized with lower accuracy (96 99%).

The Bonferroni-corrected (α = 0.003) MANOVAs showed the following significant differences (Fs [1, 47] > 14.60, adjusted Ps < 0.01): happy and surprised expressions were recognized with greater accuracy than were other expressions; sad and angry expressions were recognized with greater accuracy than were disgusted and fearful expressions.

Force exertions were recognized with 100% accuracy.