Sentence examples similar to wanting in accuracy from inspiring English sources

But in real-world applications, these methods have been found to be wanting in terms of accuracy or conditions of application.

Dazzled by 'Globalisation 1' and the totalising power of 'scale' geographies, this rejection of the worth of spatial analysis at less than the global or national 'scalar envelope' is assessed for its potential insights into weaknesses of the regional innovation systems approach but found wanting in both technical accuracy and scholarly competence.

Wren instead recommended that the building be completely demolished, decrying the "carelessness and want of accuracy in its builders", calling his new design "The Gothic rectified to a better manner of architecture".

Unfortunately for anyone who wants truth and accuracy in their old-men-jackin'-it-in-public stories, it was the Local's version of the story, not Mitt i Stockholm's, that was picked up by most foreign media companies, leading to a lot of erroneous articles.

Let's also assume that we can place these mirrors anywhere we want in the Universe with infinite accuracy, that no other objects in the Universe (or light from these objects) contaminates our experiment, and that we can measure the energy of each photon in the light we send out with infinite accuracy at each stage.

Steven Spielberg has told the screenplay writer (Jeff Nathanson) that he wants complete accuracy in the relationships and actual scams that I perpetrated", Abagnale reported.

But that approach exacts a cost in the mechanical quality that Antheil wanted, and no doubt in accuracy as well.

Hunters want accuracy and reliability in their long guns.

We audiophiles want timbral accuracy.

No one expects or wants documentary accuracy.

They do so because they want more accuracy.