The whole publication is problematic, beginning with the accuracy of the designation.
"They shot with the accuracy and speed of archers," the report added.
Bigelow became obsessed with the accuracy, right down to the fixtures and fittings.
Wallace was so struck with the accuracy of this report that, sixty years later, he mentioned it in his autobiography.
"There are some issues with the accuracy of the data," said Joe Delmar, a spokesman for the division.
During Hollywood's earlier days, movie studios had dialogue coaches, who mostly ran lines with actors and didn't much concern themselves with the accuracy of a character's accent.
Indeed, the authors of the paper fully agreed with the accuracy of my characterisation of the study as being "Nasa-funded" or "sponsored".
They had read the Web site, recently assembled by the 22q13 Deletion Foundation, whose numbers were growing rapidly along with the accuracy of DNA diagnoses.
(After Poe's death, Graham, who was fond of him, commended his bookkeeping: "He kept his accounts, small as they were, with the accuracy of a banker").
Unfortunately, in this galaxy, right now, it also only allows players to wield a lightsaber with the accuracy and grace of a stampeding bantha.
Subsequent analysis by the companies has suggested problems with the accuracy of sampling was one of the likely causes of the debacle.
