Sentence examples for too much accuracy from inspiring English sources

But while insufficient accuracy is a problem, so, in a way, is too much accuracy.

To err, however, is human, so too much accuracy does tend to give the game away.

Various techniques are introduced to speed up the algorithm without sacrificing too much accuracy, in order to meet the hardware and real-time constraints of the system.

Adding a diffusion term to the equations stabilizes the method but sacrifices too much accuracy to be of any practical use.

Indeed, the manifesto of constructivist mathematicians, the 1989 standards of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, urges teachers not to demand too much accuracy too early.

The CSAIL researchers who developed the new system — Rinard, research scientist Stelios Sidiroglou-Douskos and graduate students Hank Hoffmann and Sasa Misailovic — call their new technique "loop perforation" because it punches holes in loops: It simply skips every other step in the loop, or every two steps, or whatever it can get away with skipping without sacrificing too much accuracy.

On the other hand, the influence of the CZM shape can be neglected when using brittle adhesives, without compromising too much the accuracy of the strength predictions.

The results indicate that the orthogonal arrays method can significantly reduce the number of training samples without affecting too much the accuracy of the neural network prediction.

There's too much honesty, accuracy and humor in the details provided by the play and by the ensemble, which also includes Tyne Daly in an invigorating return to Broadway.

Perhaps we shouldn't expect too much medical accuracy from a man who claimed that women had the power to terminate pregnancies at will.

This shows that using the FADI-FDTD method at CFLN=4 does not suffer too much from accuracy deficiency.