Sentences with phrase «much accuracy by»

This means it is practically impossible that Dr. Gottman could predict which couples would divorce with much accuracy by chance alone.

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«By using vortices of air rather than simple air jets, the device can provide a tactile sensation over longer distances and with much greater accuracy,» the report says.

I believe that by looking at what the authors of Scripture say about Scripture, we can arrive a much better position — one where we maintain the accuracy and authority of Scripture, but in such a way that Scripture is not set up as a sacred idol.

Medical authorities W. D. Edwards, W. J. Gabel and F. E. Hosmer, much more in tune with medical accuracy than that of correct theology in reference to the Gospels, offer the following analysis in regard to the New Testament Greek and the medical data: «Jesus of Nazareth underwent Jewish and Roman trials, was flogged, and was sentenced to death by crucifixion.

«What is sometimes called, although not with entire accuracy, the First World War, was followed by a peace, now more correctly seen as an uneasy truce, in which much of the familiar nineteenth century persisted.

The Packers wouldn't stand to save much by releasing Crosby, but a new regime looking to make changes after Ted Thompson was relieved of GM duties could single out Crosby, whose accuracy dipped this past season.

I just get very weary of prospects who are talked about like «he's got the perfect size and physicals, if we can just get him to fix his accuracy / footwork / poise / throwing motion...» those are all pretty important things and usually if they haven't done it by now, chances are they aren't going to improve that much.

It's easier to get a shorter club back in front of you, and you'd be surprised how much accuracy you gain by chopping off even half an inch.

You may not be surprised to hear that he was third in goals scored, shot accuracy and shots per game, but not by very much at all.

I'm no talent evaluator by any stretch of the imagination but from what I have read and listened to from the so - called «experts» he throws a beautiful ball, has plus arm strength, throws with great anticipation and accuracy, and was not surrounded by much talent at UCLA.

This technique, first developed by the military in the 1960s to identify submarine locations with pinpoint accuracy, allows oceanographers to map the seafloor with as much detail as the moon.

And they beat out expensive radar equipment in accuracy by as much as 27 percent.

Algorithms such as one developed by Marios Savvides's lab at Carnegie Mellon can analyse features of a front and side view set of mugshots, create a 3D model of the face, rotate it as much as 70 degrees to match the angle of the face in the photo, and then match the new 2D image with a fairly high degree of accuracy.

The accuracy and the stability of optical clocks are mainly based on the fact that the frequency of the optical radiation used is higher (by several orders of magnitude) than that of the microwave radiation which is used in cesium atomic clocks, which makes optical clocks much more precise than cesium clocks.

«For example, in small - scale tests we found we could reduce computation by as much as 95 percent and still be within 1 percent of the accuracy obtained with standard approaches.»

The updated geometric distortion correction including this time dependency can greatly improve the accuracy of the image alignment and provides a better representation of the undistorted image by as much as 0.15 pixels at the edge of the chips.

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In stunning expose written by Adam Johnson of Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), it becomes undeniably clear that Bill Gates has reached the point where his billions not only fund the myriad of corporate education reform initiatives that are sweeping the country and the world, but his investment in the media taints much of the coverage of these developments.

For several years I resisted setting up online bill payment because I liked the fact that by getting a bill in the mail, it (A) forced me to review the charges and verify their accuracy and think about why we are spending that much and how we might reduce it in the future, and (B) the physical act of writing the check made it a bit more real than we were really spending that money and that it was flowing out and we (in most cases) would not be seeing it again.

Model 2, which uses a much longer period of past performance to forecast future performance, provides a significant improvement in accuracy over Model 1, as reflected by a much smaller MSE.

People are frustrated by the lack of a workable appeals process over disputed items and the fact that consumers — not creditors — bear the burden to prove the accuracy of credit information.So it's no surprise that a major legislative proposal has surfaced on Capitol Hill that seeks to disrupt much of the American system of gathering, reporting and using credit information, including potentially significant changes in the credit scores that lenders use to evaluate most home mortgage applications.

In «A Month By the Sea: Encounters in Gaza», her no less astonishing new book, it is abundantly clear that much has changed on that front in the ensuing 35 years, and readers of Dervla's recent books may rather suspect that her claim made in Baltistan may well have been a case of modesty over accuracy.

Using blueprints you find throughout the campaign, you can craft new weapons with varying levels of damage, accuracy, and other traits such as whether it produces fire after the shot, if it is affected by wind, how much it bounces, etc..

It's possible that in the long term the Earth mean surface temperature will evolve much more as predicted by the GCM mean (or some other well - supported summary of the GCMs, or even one that has best accuracy among all of them), but to date nothing like that has been demonstrated.

Further out, the forecasting quickly loses accuracy, closer is much better, though not by much due to chaotic effects (mountain waves for example).

One of those projects, IBM's Watt - Sun program, used machine learning to improve solar forecasting accuracy by as much as 30 percent.

Constable's cloudscapes were widely and admiringly commented on by contemporary country - dwellers, who were much impressed by Constable's observational accuracy.

The solar forcing in our reconstruction is determined by the relative values of the modulation potential, which means that change to a different LIS model will introduce only several percents of correction, which is much less than the estimated accuracy of the reconstruction.

Now, I haven't had the chance to dig through the report in detail — and am not qualified to judge how realistic it is anyway — but I will say that Greenpeace has a (perhaps surprisingly) good track record when it comes to predicting renewables growth — beating out the much more conservative predictions made by the IEA, Goldman Sachs or the US Department of Energy in terms of accuracy.

The accuracy of much of the PR firms to date has been very accurate to date as we have seen by the recent IPCC grey literature meltdown and the corruption revealed in climategate.

You can control how much power apps can use by going to settings > Location and selecting the accuracy level you desire.

For example, «achieved highest production volume by maintaining 100 % accuracy with a typing speed of 70wpm» is a much better construction and also explains the reader of your typing skills.

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Identified by Dr. Gottman in his research with couples to predict divorce with over 90 % accuracy, the Four Horsemen can be present in workplace relationships as well — very much undermining productivity if not actively managed.

«The people who have stable, happy relationships are much gentler with one another than people who have unhappy relationships or break up,» says Gottman, who's known for his ability to predict which newlyweds will divorce with more than 90 percent accuracy by observing how they communicate (Journal of Family Psychology, 1992).

What it means: Canada's banking regulator is warning the banking sector that the computer models they use to determine how much to lend use data that are skewed toward making the home look more attractive by the sellers, which inflates prices and calls into question the accuracy of the system.