Sentence examples for yet accurately from inspiring English sources

We show that the sparse yet accurately timed information is well suited as a computational input for object tracking.

Unobtrusively yet accurately dressed by Karen Hart, the costume designer, an eight-member company capably portrays the characters.

Thus the eponymous protagonist of Price's new novel, "Noble Norfleet," must trudge through life lugging around a moniker that, sadly yet accurately, describes who he is.

The resulting special element has only a small number of degrees of freedom and, yet, accurately represents the geometrically complex substructure.

5.11pm GMT 50mins "It is the emails that say they know what you are wearing - or worse yet, accurately describe it - that you should really worry about," says Marie Meyer accurately.

The diffraction pattern of an arbitrary aperture can be approximated very quickly and yet accurately by computing the numerical approximation of the spatial convolution of the above kernel with the aperture.

The overall cost has not yet been accurately evaluated.

Yet Wingate accurately judged the dangers ahead, seeing world war as inevitable.

Field experience suggests that the performance of these installations cannot yet be accurately predicted.

Notably, the SRP has low abundance relative to the large number of ribosome-nascent-chain complexes (RNCs), yet it accurately selects those destined for the endoplasmic reticulum.

Histopathology-based staging of colorectal cancer (CRC) has utility in assessing the prognosis of patient subtypes, but as yet cannot accurately predict individual patient's treatment response.