Sentences with phrase «decent accuracy»
The phrase "decent accuracy" means a level or degree of correctness, precision, or truth that is good enough to be considered acceptable or reliable. Full definition
Physical climate models can be used along with geological information to predict general climate conditions on those islands with decent accuracy.
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In 2011, researchers from the University of Turin in Italy found it possible to predict with decent accuracy how much a woman will experience migraines after menopause, especially for the 60 percent of female migraine sufferers who have menstruation - related headaches.
Music was acceptably clear and concise, while effects demonstrated decent accuracy; those elements lacked much punch, but they avoided most distortion.
The economic studies and estimates from the U.S. EIA have a solid track record for decent accuracy and take into account accelerating rates of installation of non carbon power sources.
Of course we all know there's no such thing as a magic formula to find the right person for us, but with the huge pool of people trying online dating, it sure doesn't hurt to be able to narrow down the options with decent accuracy.
He has a decent accuracy of 64 % when taking a shot.
His shot has decent accuracy and velocity; Karlstrom likes to get in around the slot to shoot.
sure you can get tennis elbow with repetitive motion of tennis, or blast some zombies with some decent accuracy but after the initial awe I just wished I had bought a couple of 360 games...