Sentence examples for something accurate from inspiring English sources

With the former data set you might be able to do a proof of concept, but with the latter you can make something accurate enough to actually use.

The assertion of coolness at least tries to say something accurate: that earlier this month, science became something people watched on Times Square's Jumbotron at 1 30 in the morning, something they cheered for as fervently as any sports game.

In the case of identifying a particular object, an image recognition neural network would break down and look at different features such as the shape, color and surface of the object, and, through trial and error, and subsequent back-propagation to tweak the algorithms, eventually narrow down its predictions to something accurate.

And if you're being attacked for saying something accurate and positive about breastfeeding, breathe, and consider your ultimate goal.

The first time around, just come up with something accurate and clear for now--make sure a child can understand it.

The specialities of artists on Fiverr ranges quite a bit, but I tried to find a mix of people who could create something accurate as well as be willing to draw someone naked.

While data on the number of deaths in a community or a country is something precise and accurate, the identification of the causes of death is often incorrect [ 2, 3].

Otherwise they should change the name of the party to something more accurate, like the NSW Evangelical party.

I felt a wave of panic, as if a fortune-teller had told me something eerily accurate.

No doubt he got more takers than if he'd gone with something more accurate, like Bleakland or Depressingland or Youllstarveland".

"Just because someone was a police officer doesn't mean that they have supreme authority to say whether something is accurate or plausible.