Sentence examples for rough accuracy from inspiring English sources

With cavernous bunkers and tricky rough, accuracy is at a premium.

Someone tuning in "Seinfeld" for the first time might pigeonhole George, Jerry, Elaine and Kramer with rough accuracy after about 15 minutes.

Yet few policy makers understand that seemingly high reliability assures only rough accuracy -- for example, that true 80th percentile students will almost always have higher scores than true 20th percentile students.

The disaster inspired the Longitude Act of 1714, promising £20,000 (equal to more than $3 million today) to anybody who could invent an instrument that would give a ship's location within a rough accuracy of 30 nautical miles.

The former has been well investigated using line source models or two-dimensional boundary element models, whereas the latter has usually been simulated with either statistical energy analysis-based methods, which achieve only a rough accuracy, or with three-dimensional boundary element methods, which have low efficiency.

RF distances to reference trees are only a rough measure of accuracy, though, as they are based on tree topologies alone and do not take branch lengths into account.

Large amplitude of wire vibration leads to large kerf widths, low shape accuracies, rough machined surfaces, low cutting speeds and high risk of wire breakage.

As a result, the accuracy on rough grids is found to be at least as good as for typical finite element and nonstaggered finite volume schemes.

We considered measure values as scores and also regard each as a rough indicator of (a) accuracy, (b) essay length, (c) syntactic complexity, (d) transition, and (e) organization (see Appendix A for example essays).

Many of the 5-inch guns were poor in accuracy in rough seas due to being mounted near the ends of the ship and below the main deck.

The 5-inch guns were poor in accuracy in rough seas due to the open casemates mounted in the hull, so the 5-inch armament was reduced to 16 guns in 1918 by removal of the least useful positions near the ends of the ship.