Sentence examples for with equal accuracy from inspiring English sources

But a critic might with equal accuracy point out that this is a play — improbable as it sounds — suffused with the dark implications, the irreversible enervations, of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

· Uniformity in voting procedures, so that all citizens, regardless of their social or financial status, have equal assurance that their votes are cast in the same way and will be tabulated with equal accuracy.

Lest one wonder how firm a purchase Hotchner has on the concept of someone's "own story", he reassures his reader that he has absolute recall of his conversations with Hemingway 60 years ago, in which the writer recounted with equal accuracy his conversations from 30 years earlier.

If you show seven-year-olds and thirty-year-olds a word and ask them to generate a verb for that word, the two groups can do so with equal accuracy and in the same amount of time, but they use slightly different regions of the brain to arrive at their answers.

Re "Bits, Bytes and Blisters: Tracking Runners From Start to Finish" (The Marathon, special section, Nov. 7): If the computer technology used to keep track of more than 36,000 New York City Marathon runners -- start times, finish times plus 6 to 12 intermediate times -- can be done with a "success rate of 99.9percenttherehere must surely be a way to tally election results with equal accuracy.

It does this using radar (I'll get to that later) and allows you to manipulate tiny or huge displays with equal accuracy, thanks to the lack of a need for touch point sizing constraints.

Both the linear and the RBF SVMs successfully recognized 84 out of 97 active compounds, with an equal accuracy of 86.60%.

We compare our program with state-of-the-art methods and find that it provides an equal accuracy with low memory usage and reasonable running times.

Although when dealing with a stiff system of ODEs the new algorithm is shown to provide equal accuracy with that delivered by LSODE at the cost of higher execution time, the results indicate that its performance could be superior when facing a stiff system of PDEs.

Furthermore, with GS-EBV of equal accuracy for males and females and no limitations on reproductive rates, this resulted in equal numbers of selected males and females as being optimal.

One study showed almost an equal accuracy with ultrasound-guided LCNB compared to NLBB, using a 14-gauge needle and a total of four to five passes (Parker et al, 1993).