Sentence examples for serious accuracy from inspiring English sources

Several national experts said it was the first such lawsuit to be filed since the conclusion of last year's presidential campaign, which exposed serious accuracy problems with various voting systems, particularly those using punch-card ballots.

A commercial software 'TRAZER' which automatically collects traffic data based upon image processing of a recorded traffic stream was used in this research; however, data extracted from this software suffers from serious accuracy issues at different levels.

Although the classical PST method almost always guarantees a visually plausible normal map, it in fact suffers from a serious accuracy problem: the simple Lambertian reflectance model adopted in PST does not strictly apply to most real-world textures, which exhibit specular reflection properties to various degrees.

Ever since the Wall Street Journal first reported about serious accuracy issues with the company's blood-testing technology nearly a year ago, the once high-flying startup and its celebrity CEO have experienced a rapid reversal of fortune.

While operator-splitting methods often obtain very good accuracy, they can also manifest a serious degradation in accuracy due to stability problems.

We observe here that we are able to detect with good accuracy a classic example of potentially dangerous situations which often lead to serious accidents.

Good accuracy".

Our delight in the telling of tales like these surely eclipses any concerns we have about serious factual accuracy.

If PBS were to become more serious about accuracy, Sesame Street characters could regularly ask, "Who are the 'some people' who supposedly said that?" and "Which people by name think that?" Kermit or Elmo would be great at this.

The BBC Trust's editorial standards committee also called the Newsnight broadcast on 2 November a "most serious breach" of accuracy guidelines.

Again, we confirmed that the ATT technique can be applied to invert seafloor MT data without serious loss of accuracy.