Sentence examples for though precision from inspiring English sources

Even though precision values are mostly 60% and above (with the exception of sudden brake and lane change right pattern), detection rates obtained from the experiment (in the fourth column) are quite low, ranging from 20%to37.5%5%.

Column (9), which is estimated only with 1,765 observations delivers results that are qualitatively (and, with exceptions, quantitatively) similar to previous specifications, even though precision is affected substantially.

Though precision can be fallible, these efforts hope to minimize human error.

When the moment came, though, the precision too often faltered.

Its magic unfolds as if with invisible artistry, though great precision and talent and care have gone into interpreting the script so that its finest elements shine through in the revelatory new Broadway production directed by John Tiffany.

Be very careful, though, as precision here is what makes a beautiful board at the end.

For all the album's repetition and precision, though, it moves like the wind and has no wasted moments.

Justice DeGrasse's need for precision, though, waned when he dealt with another question: how do urban Catholic schools (which the judge himself attended) provide such a good education for so little money?

For all his power and precision, though, Groban seemed hemmed-in by the show's concept.

This one would have been the 2035 edition, had the NIC not decided to drop that futuristic year for what it calls fear of "false precision" (though projections of developments to 2035 are still part of the text).

It is almost as precise when applied to the activities of large populations of living creatures, including humans, though the precision then is a statistical one that applies to the group as a whole.