At least, that's what people like to grumble; sometimes, though, the impression is actually accurate.
For once the comment on the jacket is actually accurate: "He can express in a phrase what a more solemn essayist would be hard pressed to put in a paragraph".
"We get criticized that we have parity," Goodell said Friday, "and then we get criticized that we have a small number of teams that are dominant, and I don't think either one is actually accurate.
Hence, one may wonder whether these metrics are actually accurate in capturing influential authors in the co-authorship network and also distinguished researchers.
Firstly, studies using firm-level panel data on productivity conclude that it is not clear to what extent categories such as occupations are actually accurate proxies for productivity (Gottschalk 1978; Kampelmann and Rycx 2012).
But it's actually accurate.
But we do actively encourage students to think about whether the story their parents and/or televisions told them about how the world works is actually accurate or useful.
I'm repeating them myself.' You know, it's like you're going to look at [the record] and say, 'how do I know that it's actually accurate?' It's not all my information.
That is partially true, but the vote seat curve was actually less accurate in 2010 than in 2012.
After charting every throw last season, the Jets were surprised to learn that he was actually more accurate moving to his left, the harder throw for a right-handed quarterback.
