Sentences with phrase «degree of precision for»

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Playing it safe and waiting for near certainty and relying on processes that used to deliver the degrees of visibility and precision that were typical in the decision - making of all organizations is actually a risky strategy today.

In general terms... the rationality of ecclesiastical hierarchies as well as of patrimonial sovereigns is substantive in character, so that their aim is not that of achieving the highest degree of formal juridical precision which would maximize the chances for the correct prediction of legal consequences....

«And that allows us to control the intramolecular motion of the photoswitch with a degree of precision never before achieved for this class of molecules» says Dube.

This is the first absolute determination of the timescale of photoionization, and the degree of precision achieved is unprecedented for a direct measurement of the interaction of light and matter.

It takes as cardinal the idea of «consumer choice» — after all, it's «demand» media that can claim to be giving those query - typing people exactly what they want, to a very high degree of mathematical precision, and therefore without any pretense of paternalistically filtering or «curating» the information for their benefit.

«Our experimental platform represents a testbed that can readily be upgraded for measurements with higher precision, by using a ultra-bright source of entangled photons, and higher - dimensional degrees of freedom, such as energy - time entanglement.»

We focus our attention on the B / C cutoff, because that is the only one for which we have enough respondents assigned to schools near the cutoff to yield results with a reasonable degree of precision.

While not terrible R - squared values for social science research, these are horrific values for a model used to make individual level predictions at the teacher or school level with any degree of precision.

This is the most focused Jag for years yet straight after the Porsche you feel a little more remote from the action and less able to find the same degree of precision when you make inputs.

The use of high - strength and extra-high-strength multi-phase steel as well as tailored blanks — customized precision components for specific applications — maximizes the degree of stability at an optimized weight.

Regardless of how severe all the above mentioned problems can get, what matters the most is the degree of precision with which you select the right bones for your dog.

For starters, Gunvolt's moveset requires a degree of precision and reflex that his robotic forebears didn't have to face.

Von Heyl's challenge in translating her drawing on site at this monumental scale (17 x 67 feet) was to reinvent each gesture with equal degrees of precision and liveliness (the painting process did not allow for mistakes or revisions) in order to keep the overall image, rhythm, and freshness of her original sketch.

For the first time, simultaneous global observations of the ERB and a multitude of cloud, aerosol, and surface properties and atmospheric state data are available with a high degree of precision.»

The earliest years of the series, from 1659 to October 1722 inclusive, for the most part only have monthly means given to the nearest degree or half a degree, though there is a small «window» of 0.1 degree precision from 1699 to 1706 inclusive.

I don't either, and for many of the same reasons, at least as far as the tenths of a degree precision claimed.

Don't look for it anytime soon on the cheap bikes out of Taiwan though: the belt drives require a higher degree of precision in the frame build, restricting it to higher end models, according to one high - end bike manufacturer.

He explains that because SIPs are made in a factory with a high degree of precision and arrive on site as complete wall units already insulated and clad, there's far less scope for leaks and gaps to creep in and compromise the performance of the finished building shell.

Estimates of Recoverable Oil and Gas 30 Years Old Any future drilling will not actually occur for a number of years, and it's not known with much degree of precision who much recoverable oil is in the areas to be opened.

I think that it has been shown that planetary orbits qualify for the Newtonian treatment and that the orbit of Earth is indeed deterministic and chaotic to a sufficient degree of accuracy and precision.