Sentences with phrase «less precision when»

That's intuitive and requires less precision when running than pressing Fitbit Charge's single button.

This means less precision when you have a big bright spot on an otherwise dark screen.

Not exact matches

In a series of experiments described in the September 24 issue of Science, researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Boulder, Colo., registered differences in the passage of time between two high - precision optical atomic clocks when one was elevated by just a third of a meter or when one was set in motion at speeds of less than 10 meters per second.

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.

When they get behind the wheel of the Avenger, customers will feel more confident, experience less body roll, reduced vehicle motion, improved isolation, better steering precision and increased grip thanks to new premium tires.

Customers will feel more confident when driving the new Avenger because of less body roll, less vehicle shake, improved isolation, better steering precision, response and feel and the increased grip of new premium tires.

When it comes to investing, precision has much less practical application than a new investor would think.

In addition, because buoy data were determined to have less noise than ship data (greater precision), another improvement was to give buoy data more weight when using Empirical Orthogonal Teleconnections to reconstruct SST (see equation 3 in (13)-RRB-.

In its own way does not mean by default correctness, accuracy or a satisfactory precision, but never the less is what it always happens when trying to have a look, a «prediction», a hint or an evaluation of the future and its outcomes in any regard you can think and concern about.