Sentence examples for very accuracy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very accuracy" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "very accurate." You can use "very accurate" when emphasizing the precision or correctness of information or data. Example: "The results of the experiment were very accurate, confirming our initial hypothesis."
She may not have the nimble precision exemplified by Beverly Sills (who was criticized by some for that very accuracy).
Since the advent of James Frey, at least, it has been the habit not only to greet a memoir with a torrent of legal inquiries but also to doubt the very accuracy of the voice telling us the story.
But in the end, it may be the film's very accuracy -- its checklist of factual details realized on camera, like the appearance of Arnold Schoenberg as a cameo figure, not identified for anyone who doesn't know what he looks like -- that makes it unsatisfying.
For one thing, although the title of the magazine series, "The Killer Elite," may not be especially original, it's more piquant, because of its very accuracy, than "Generation Kill," which is Wright's attempt to coin a phrase that plays off "the greatest generation".
However, a very accuracy admission decisions may cost resources.
The results demonstrate that the present method is very accuracy and efficiency to analyze the dynamic fracture mechanics for the cracked FGMs.
The distribution of imputation accuracies was skewed, with most animals having very high accuracy and a small number of individuals with much lower accuracy.
The system uses laser beams to measure pipes with very precise accuracy.
Very good accuracy is obtained.
We ingest the catalog and get to very high accuracy very quickly.
Age-based estimates achieved a very low accuracy.
