Sentence examples for years of accuracy from inspiring English sources

It's also calibratable, promising years of accuracy.

bones Radiocarbon dating will be able to confirm the time of death, but only to around 80 years of accuracy.

Those who participate must also pay six years of back taxes owed on any unreported income from the accounts and six years of accuracy or delinquency penalties.

The availability of data sets from five locations over two years for grain yield and plant height allowed us to estimate the effects of limiting the number of locations or number of years on accuracies of prediction, which is pivotal for the optimal allocation of resources in field trials.

Base year = earliest data year; base period = interval between base year and launch year; launch year = most recent data year; projection horizon = interval between launch year and target year; target year = projection years; number of accuracy tests = units of comparison between observed and projected number of GPs; MAPE = mean absolute percentage error.

Over the years, the accuracy of parts of Ms. Toth's book has been challenged.

In the case of carers anticipating a Pt of longer than one or two years, the accuracy of this estimation is lower.

Even though many approaches have been developed to address the problem of robust speech recognition in recent years, the accuracy of speech recognition systems degrades severely when the systems operate in an adverse environment.

"I've seen suggestions that basically it amounts to flipping a coin as to the level of accuracy of year-to-year changes," Mr. Neill said.

In 2015, a paper in Nature titled "The Quiet Revolution of Numerical Weather Prediction" noted that, in the past forty years, the accuracy of three- to ten-day forecasts has been increasing by about one day per decade.

The latter know there will be big blows, but they cannot forecast their losses in any given year with any degree of accuracy.