The irony which at first made one smile, the precision of language which was at first so satisfying, the cynicism which at first was used only to puncture pretension, in the end come to seem like a terrible constriction, a fear of opening oneself up to the world.
In Eq. (16), δ 0 is the function of type I and II error which depends on the user's predefined probability, and σ i is the precision of observation which needs to reflect the practical situation.
Along the way, there is incidental enlightenment about calculus and probability theory, about "laws" of chance, and about the precision of pi, which at the time of writing had been calculated to six billion decimal places.
Comcast planners hope to combine the precision of Google (which tailors ads to Web search results) with the impact of traditional TV ads (with rich images and stereo sound).
In particular, the process was terminated whenever any of these monitored parameters fell below the threshold of 2·10−6 (dictated by the precision of calculations), which was achieved in all cases in less than 106 steps.
Precision to map QTL position of BGF, quantified by the mean absolute error, ranged from 0.11 to 0.21 cM for BGF, and was better than the precision of LSR, which ranged from 0.12 to 0.25 cM.
The comparative approach provides insights into the differences with respect to the breadth of the dimensions measured, and the precision of measures, which has been established in earlier studies [ 12, 15, 37].
How to Eat is here to put that right with all the precision for which, of course, omelette fans are renowned.
Usability experts, however, say usability studies do not require the precision of medical studies, which seek to identify subtle effects, and polls that try to gauge precisely which candidate is winning.
