Sentence examples for suggests precision from inspiring English sources

"Columbia County, New York" suggests precision while avoiding it.

His playing suggests precision without premeditation, which is one reason for his success along a certain pop bandwidth: you've probably heard him, whether or not you've realized it, backing Peter Gabriel or Sting.

Dark as they are, with only accents of brightness, the Harley Dark Customs suggest precision machines, the refinement of a century-long tradition.

6. Coefficient of variance (CV) value (0.66) is low suggesting precision and reliability of the data.

It does not suggest precision because of a non-numerical score.

(Sinagra) * MASTODON (Thursday) As heavy as the name suggests, this precision metal band is known for pulverizing live performances.

This suggests high precision of our estimations.

The internal bone structure of Pliocene australopiths suggests that precision grip evolved 3.2 million years ago.

A coefficient of variance (C.V). of 1.14 % suggests better precision and reliability of the data obtained by performing the experiments while a non-significant lack of fit value (more than 0.05) implies validity of the quadratic model (Chowdhury and Saha 2012).

It suggests that precision and recall capacity of the models are good enough to classify the protein classes.

The L3 vertebra was chosen as the level of interest since previous work suggests that precision of densitometric parameters is maximised at this level [ 24].