| 词汇 | example_english_precision |
| 释义 | Examples of precisionThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Dropping the direct comparison of the treatment 1 to 2 yielded similar precisions for the first three treatment comparisons compared to the balanced design. I also have some technical corrections and precisions to make. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English Lack of both accuracy and precision becomes more problematic in malformed hearts when cardiac structures are hypoplastic. Further, where deaths are recorded without precision, we do not always find a trace of these in the death register. The randomness coming from the binomial random variables is irrelevant for the order of precision we are after. In order to achieve this we need to simulate in more detail, and with greater precision, the interactions of light with matter. The reference here is not to architectural representation that relies on precision alone to communicate a built condition. Such terminology has insufficient architectural precision to be credible as an answer to current urban problems. They do not require the construction of elaborate stencils or masks as they have their own methods of achieving precision. The first principle is that the developmental processes of interest must be specified with as much precision as is supported by extant knowledge. A low precision irrigation practice is inflexible and does not allow the farmer to adjust water applications in response to changing conditions. The increase in precision could be from an improvement in weather information, irrigation practices, or both. Equivalently, a given increase in public information will improve the irrigation efficiency of higher efficiency application systems more than those with lower precision. However, the precision of estimation was reduced for models fitted at the youngest ages, reflecting the lower accumulative rates of parenthood in the teenage years. The precision of the results is severely restricted due to weak empirical evidence on fundamental functional relations and parametric values. Near-zero discounting plays a big role in stimulating the collection of information signals and stimulating research on increasing the precision of these signals. Neither editor is at fault, but it is another case where the ambiguity of the notation is lost in the precision of the modern edition. We can identify causal mechanisms with some precision provided that the research design is adequate. Moreover, the precision and location of neural damage is reasonably well controlled in laboratory studies but is unpredictable in the human. The ®nancial return on the research investment, although very dicult to quantify with precision, has been immense. Ignoring such correlations may aect the precision of the estimates of rotation eects. Of course, even when terms are used with technical precision, they can still resonate with symbolic significance. We can consider both symbolic and exact implementations, and implementations in traditional floating-point arithmetic with various levels of precision. Symbolic models may implicitly rely on levels of precision in processing that are unlikely to be possible to real systems. Analytical precision is better than 0.5 % for major elements and 5 % for trace elements. The concept of far ming precision as described earlier may be particularly useful in the differentiation of market segments or potential user groups. The model might be used for predictive purposes depending on the precision required. In 1993, probably realizing that it is not easy to measure so short a time with precision, they changed it to 1.5 seconds. They compared linearity, ease of standardisation, precision, comparability of assay values, technical ease of the assay and cost. I n all the computed results, a tendency consistent with (22) was observed, but the precision of the check is hindered by two factors. Nevertheless, the large confidence limits associated with the regression-based h2 estimates may reflect low precision in estimating the actual variance of relatedness. The same is true for the frequency of missing marker genotypes : as this frequency grows, the precision and power of the analysis is reduced. Additionally, there is usually no estimate of the precision of these approximations. As expected, the estimation precision of the additive effects is better than that of the interaction effect. With increasing sample sizes, both methods improve their accuracy and precision, as expected. Whilst this instrument would not indicate the absolute velocity with any precision it did indicate deviations from the mean which were ? Precision refers specifically to our ability to measure a construct without error. As noted earlier, developmental trajectories such as these provide increased precision over crosssectional measures, and may therefore be particularly useful in taxometric studies. Finally, and just as before, the size of the ideal risk (7.3) quantifies the precision of nonlinear approximation. The method of transforming the variables, followed by a solution in spectral space, will invert it to machine precision, which may be an important advantage. However, if improved by one step of iterative refinement in fixed precision it is, in most cases, numerically acceptable. Contemporary social scientists struggle with the problem of being precise about that which defies precision : the cloudiness of our own lives. The widely variable middle band is difficult to describe with precision. In the next section we show that disabling the context coherence constraints leads to no loss or gain in the precision of the binding times. Two key questions arise which may be general to program analysis or specific to individual program analyses: which program transformations affect precision? Both the temporal and the geographical bounds of the chapter can be specified with some precision. 276 and its precision is sufficient for most control applications. The proposed control approach can guarantee task precision by employing only an approximately calibrated binocular vision system. The drawback of this system was that precision was compromised. First, the level of covertness in the final path depends on the precision of the estimated costs. With the scheme of approach control step by step, the mated robot can finally achieve the desired target frame with ultra-precision kinematic accuracy. In the design of shadow system, an ultra-precision rotary optical encoder is mated with ultra-precision bearings mounted at the revolute joint pair. The standard deviation of r is variable and depends on the precision of the laser. The easiest way, that does not even depart too much from the required precision, is to dot with a stylus or pen. Also, averaging forecasts from different sources may improve forecast precision, as many have pointed out. An expert regime is concerned with statistical precision and rational modeling. Factors influencing the force control during precision grip. In this study, the searches for life expectancy data were particularly successful in terms of offering a relatively high precision. However, adding terms to the search strategy to improve sensitivity would probably lower precision. The relative treatment effects search strategies produced a relatively high number of relevant records with a reasonable precision. However, it does not provide more precision in these cases. The second objection differs from the first, however, by locating the idea of precision at the level of distinguishing between clumpy and non-clumpy covering considerations. Suppose the number of independent pairs is taken as a measure of precision. However, the value of this extra precision could only be measured from the point of view of the target application of the analysis. As such components are more precise than the original description (they possibly contain more ground variables and less sharing pairs), precision gains can be obtained. Among the proposals experimentally evaluated in this paper, this one shows the worst trade-off between cost and precision. However, the difference in precision is only for inadmissible atoms. However, the msg introduces precision loss and is applied at an arbitrary point. First, generalisation induces precision loss, even to the extent that the generalised atom has a different characteristic tree. A number of factors compromise the precision of previous type analyses with a priori type definitions. Their approach to improving precision of type analysis is different from ours. Our type analysis aims to improve precision by eliminating the above mentioned factors. In the next section we provide an experimental comparison for both efficiency and precision. Problems stem from poor recall and poor precision. A 1 precision of 1.0 m and a relative position accuracy of 2% was demonstrated. Photonics forces, but they are low degree of freedom and not well suited to this scale of precision. Experimental results show that the performance of the proposed approach is high in terms of precision and computational cost. By reducing the size of an abstraction, abstract unification works on smaller objects and is therefore faster, even if no precision is gained. Percentage of precision of mass of seeds dispersed as a function of cumulative sampling size (c). Considering all similar trials together increases precision, because the data available for each measure of effectiveness of interest are greatly increased. Such rates are known with varying degrees of precision in developed countries and may be more crudely estimated in developing countries. The sensitivity and precision results for the search of the specialized databases and trial registries for the acupuncture project were 14.2% and 17.6%, respectively. Moreover, including a follow-up question increases the precision of the result. Paradoxically, for all the precision of its organisation, the piece gives the impression of being free and spontaneous, almost improvisatory. The first aspect of comparison is the difference between responses obtained from the different precisions in our solving procedure. Instead of using the ('first order') data-type of intervals, one uses functions that map desired precisions to intervals. The precisions dropped further by 0.05 for the largest treatment difference if the design contained no overlap. In this way the intervals that correspond to the same real number, but with different precisions, all become part of one data object in the program. Precision may vary with the test species, reference toxicant, and type of test. The repeatability or precision of toxicity tests is also a function of the number of test organisms used at each toxicant concentration. The precision of the height scale was 0.005 m. All analytical methods should be validated in respect of accuracy, precision, linearity and specificity. To improve precision, it is usual to date several samples from the same archaeological level to determine the mean age. Precision in target-transcript concentration was increased through a series of tenfold dilutions from a presynthesized in vitro transcribed mixture. We performed controlled experiments to measure the specificity of binding, the accuracy and precision of quantitation, and the detection limits. They also demonstrated the precision and low variability of the entire microarray process (target prep, labeling, hybridization, and detection). The strength of the edges detected is also controlled with this detection system, which helps to enhance precision. In later seasons, it became evident that the very straight alignment indicated a military precision. Other systems lack such precision and, therefore, such correlations. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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