Sentence examples for typically accurate from inspiring English sources

Lidar systems are typically accurate to less than 15 cm (6 inches) in vertical elevation.

(And note the use of the word "painting" in step 5, an unusual and typically accurate touch by these veterans).

Nathan Lyon (98-2) gothroughgh 26 overs with O'Keefe injured and was typically accurate and threatening in taking the big wicket of skipper Angelo Mathews.

Typically, accurate Time of Arrival (TOA) estimation of the UWB signals is very important.

Hearts moved two in front in 57 minutes when a typically accurate in-swinging Grainger delivery was prodded home by Webster who had evaded his marker.

Jonny Wilkinson is relishing a return to Twickenham after guiding Toulon into the Heineken Cup semi-finals with a typically accurate kicking display.

These results show that the moving total model offers a way to estimate the effect of PM on mortality that is both more precise (smaller variance) and typically more accurate (smaller bias) than the standard model.

Glass hydrometers that float in water are typically more accurate than other designs, but often don't have precise measurements listed (a longer decimal).

Glass hydrometers that float in water are typically more accurate than other designs, but often don't have precise measurements listed (a longer decimal)., are sold online or at aquarium shops, in several different basic designs.

But one of the B.C.S.'s few bedrocks is that the debut poll is typically less accurate than a boardwalk psychic when it comes to projecting who will play in the title game.

My database of campaign polls released to the public in United States House races found that they were about six points more favorable to their candidate than independent surveys on average — and that they were typically less accurate in the end.