Sentences with phrase «accurate than time»

The only definitive way to tell — more accurate than time stamps — is to lift up every chicken and feel for yourself.

Not exact matches

That's nearly 20 times the speed of sound, and it allows Minuteman IIIs to strike a target within about 30 minutes from more than 6,000 miles away, accurate to within hundreds of feet.

«Their responses were more accurate and their reaction times were up to 50 milliseconds shorter than their pre-exercise values.

It comes down to what every scientist knows too well — analyzing data collected by different methods, and at different times, is a tricky business because some methods of collecting ocean surface temperatures are more accurate than others.

As we have argued before (Time to Make the Budget Planning Process More Accountable, Transparent and Prudent — November 2010 www.3dpolicy.ca), we would strongly recommend that you use the Department of Finance's economic forecast rather than average of private sector forecasts, arguing that the Department's economic forecasts provide the most accurate basis for budget forecasting.

Not only is it more efficient and accurate than the traditional pen - and - paper method, it's going to save you a ton of time and money in the long - run.

These projections — available through 2008 at the Philadelphia Fed's Real Time Data Center — have generally been more accurate than forecasts from simple statistical models.

Hopefully putting to an end for at least a few months any still latent confusion over whether there «coordinated global growth» ended some time ago, Goldman reports that the Y / Y growth of its proprietary headline Global Leading Indicator (GLI), supposedly a more accurate proxy of the economy than GDP, growth decreased to 2.62 % in April,...

- The Book of Mormon is considered the most correct and accurate religious book on Earth yet it has been revised more than 10 times.

Although accurate historical dating can at times be of exegetical significance, the crucial interpretive task lies in determining the narrative function to which such texts have been assigned, rather than in supplying a reconstructed setting apart from its present literary (canonical) context.

In modern as well as ancient times we understand history to be more than the accurate record of event.

This means that it is far more accurate to characterize Minkowski's fusion of space with time as a temporalization or dynamization of space than as a spatialization of time.

For example, for the frequently used word «events» (used in describing natural phenomena in space - time coordinate systems) he substituted the term «actual occasions,» which for him gave a more accurate (and richer) picture of «real» or «concrete» happenings in the natural world.11 In this regard, he avoided the use of such commonly employed metaphysical terms such as «sensation» and «perception» — derived from seventeenth and eighteenth philosophers such as Locke, Berkeley, Hume and Kant — since for him they had a narrow psychological rather than appropriate epistemological meanings.

Rather than call this real time, Bergson concluded, it would be more accurate to term it a «fourth dimension of space» (TFW 109).

In my accurate oven, they were done 2 - 3 minutes EARLIER than the earliest time listed (i.e., they took 20 - 21 minutes to test done).

pretty accurate assessment... he is more physical than ramsey which might be his advantage... always difficult to assess swiss players as their league is so lopsided and basle are way better than the rest but they have produced some quality players and few times i have seen them he seems a pretty decent player....

He DID have a couple of games with 25 % snap totals, and played bits of special teams, but it's a lot more accurate to say that Drango produced 7 AV (rounding down due to the extra chunks of playing time) per 16 starts than to represent him as a 4 AV player.

I think again he touched the ball more times than anyone and played most passes but this time he had the second highest accurate passes (90 %).

Today's parents have less time than ever, so we're focused on becoming a go - to resource for easy, accurate answers — whether it's for raising babies, disciplining toddlers, traveling with kids and everything in between.

That's why there are lots of times people think a parent is putting their kid in danger, when they're really not: they see something they don't agree with or that they wouldn't do themselves, and they assume that it must be dangerous, rather than considering that they don't have enough information to make an accurate judgment.

The more information a campaign requests, the more it has to work with: for the Obama campaign, the neighborhood - level data that came up the chain from volunteers was at times more accurate than polling.

3M PCT multi-touch technology can register up to 60 simultaneous touch events with less than 12 - millisecond response time, making it one of the fastest, most accurate and robust solutions available to users.

Today we can make measurements accurate to 10 - 20 metres — 10,000 times smaller than a proton — with instruments called laser interferometers.

The chip requires less than a drop of blood for an accurate test, so doctors can test multiple times to determine the occurrence of sepsis as well as retest periodically after administering antibiotics to make sure the body's response is returning to normal.

All five models were able to predict gender accurately more than 78 % of the time, with the most successful model being more than 95 % accurate, the engineers report this week in Digital Investigation.

«Previously, there wasn't enough computer power to do these kinds of time - accurate simulations in large computational domains, but with the power of high - performance computing [HPC] and Titan, we are achieving more than was previously thought possible.»

«The examiners» superiority was greatest when they had a longer time to study the images, and they were also more accurate than others at matching faces when the faces were shown upside down.

To complement seismometers, several groups of researchers are assembling networks of real - time GPS sensors that measure their locations every second within 5 to 10 millimetres, far more accurate than consumer GPS.

Considering that IllustrisTNG's dataset is both larger and more accurate than the original, the researchers are confident their data will be used far and wide while they apply for more time to continue refining the simulation.

«To make any predictions,» Perlmutter says, «we need measurements about 20 times more accurate than we have now.»

The higher frequencies mean that optical clocks «tick» faster than microwave atomic clocks and could thus provide time - stamps that are 100 to 1,000 times more accurate, greatly improving the precision of GPS.

Researchers at Wageningen experimented with a combination of laser technology and chemical knowledge, coming up with a sensor consisting of one single molecule that is a few hundred times more accurate than existing devices used to measure nano - forces on the molecular level.

In 1972 a network of atomic clocks in more than 50 countries was made the final authority on time, so accurate that it takes 31.7 million years to lose about one second.

S0 - 2, which follows an extremely elliptical orbit, will skirt just 111 astronomical units from the black hole — less than four times the distance between the sun and Neptune — and modern technology will yield more accurate observations.

The Times of India speculates that more than 40 million tons landed on the coast, but Victor Loveson, a geologist for the Central Mining Research Institute, says it's too early to make an accurate estimate.

But give it time; issues still occur with fingerprinting, a much older and generally more accurate form of identification than facial recognition, which is sometimes called «faceprinting.»

The loopy belief propagation makes the speech separation faster than the brute force multi-speaker search and far more accurate than simple iteration between speakers, but the method still would consume ridiculous amounts of computing time for three or more speakers.

The atomic clocks that keep official world time are accurate to 3 parts in 1016, so they would gain or lose less than a second in 100 million years.

Unlike fountain clocks, which shoot atoms more than a meter upwards in order to measure a single second, the team's apparatus measures time in intervals of 10 milliseconds — an approach that is less accurate than fountain clocks, but much more compact.

While chip - sized atomic clocks (CSACs) are commercially available, the researchers say these low - power devices — about the size of a matchbox — drift over time, and are less accurate than fountain clocks, the much larger atomic clocks that set the world's standard.

But this process takes time, and it's significantly harder to produce an accurate image for children younger than age 5, when facial features more closely resemble that of a baby.

SBRT permits the precise and accurate delivery of high doses of radiation over a shorter period of time (typically 1 to 2 weeks) than with conventional radiation treatments.

His team has developed an innovative technique for detecting these reservoirs — a way of taking a «photo» of each individual cell hiding the virus — a significant breakthrough, as this approach is 1,000 times more accurate than current technologies.

Because this number of vehicles exceeds the present rush hour figure and the software can run the simulation five times faster than real life, researchers believe that given real roadside data, the model will produce accurate forecasts.

Optical clocks thus divide time into smaller units, and could someday lead to time standards more than 100 times as accurate as today's microwave standards.

And even if we assume it's accurate, when we consider that pH naturally rises and falls by about + / -0.5 over the course of a single decade, this means that natural changes in seawater pH occur at rates 100s of times faster than the trend attributed to anthropogenic CO2.

A group of researchers from the University of Texas at Austin have created a new enzyme called RTX that can produce transcriptions up to ten times more accurate than ever before.

These new instruments will be 10 times more accurate than the instruments currently used.

«In only a year, this field of research has progressed to the point that we have a position more than a million times more accurate than before,» Taylor said.

«From MARBLES, which provides more accurate time - specific exposure measurements than CHARGE, we will use direct measures in the mothers» blood collected during pregnancy and breastfeeding periods.»