With the Internet, descriptions can be skewed, and there is no way of actually knowing for a fact that the object in the picture is the actual picture a person will receive or the description of the product is actually accurate.
"As president, I would make sure that the terror watch list was actually accurate," Christie said.
What is more, because these facts are reported to social connections, they are actually accurate.
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.
We've just has good examples from Premier 3 and Gordon McKie respectively that neither are actually accurate.
Other than Mr. Robot, are there any shows or movies that you think are actually accurate, like the tech is actually not awful?
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.
