Furthermore, even though controllers seek accuracy and facts, that does not necessarily mean they will make intelligent, rational decisions.
It also symbolizes the Center's commitment to journalism that persistently and courageously seeks accuracy, deep reporting, and nuanced coverage in an age when attacks are regularly launched on the independent news media, on fact-based truth, and on those who tell it.
Aside from the nasometer, the experiment was also carried out with a video recording in order to seek accuracy of utterance.
Later in Book I, Aristotle returns to the problem of the accuracy appropriate to different undertakings; one must seek accuracy (akribeian) according to each subject matter and to the degree that is appropriate to the method for investigating it.
These communities not only seek accuracy in their stories, but are equally invested in transforming American education to ensure better outcomes for all students.
Throughout the ballistic missile arms race, the United States tended to streamline its weapons, seeking greater accuracy and lower explosive power, or yield.
He can also preset the latter to achieve the sought computations accuracy.
I've always thought the display of the Confederate battle flag was understandable at reenactments that seek historically accuracy, or at the foot of battlefield monuments.
17 We sought diagnostic accuracy studies of any design that evaluated one or more index tests, were conducted in primary care (including general practices and community pharmacies) and recruited individuals aged ≥35 years with no prior diagnosis of COPD.
But with a proliferation of media outlets competing for readers' attention and university press offices and academic journals seeking news headlines, accuracy often suffers.
In these cases, the problem is that a bias towards the majority class is shown during the learning process, seeking for both accuracy and generalization.
