Sentences with phrase «requiring much accuracy»

While smaller than the home button on the DualShock 3, it is still big enough to push without requiring much accuracy.

Not exact matches

«A puck is much smaller and requires way more accuracy than a basketball.»

Cheesy enough to make even Chester Cheetah gag, The Last Legion takes historical novelist Valerio Massimo Manfredi's novel and crafts an even more juvenile adventure tale out of it, with about as much adherence to historical accuracy and realism as Stephen Sommers» The Mummy, except that this film lacks the wink - wink sense of humor required to accept such trite shenanigans.

Traditional construction methods struggle to deliver high levels of performance and require a high degree of accuracy, this is much more achievable in a factory controlled environment.

I didn't spend much time with the MKT but it doesn't take long to get discouraged and annoyed with a vehicle when a simple radio or HVAC adjustment requires pinpoint fingertip accuracy and the patience of Mother Teresa.

There are many other applications that require or would benefit from much better Absolute Color Accuracy, such as in sales and marketing presentations, and especially in medical imaging, where it can improve diagnostic accuracy for doctors, hospitals and pAccuracy, such as in sales and marketing presentations, and especially in medical imaging, where it can improve diagnostic accuracy for doctors, hospitals and paccuracy for doctors, hospitals and patients.

Much more rigor is required to judge model fidelity and accuracy.

However, as we have seen, to correctly reproduce condensation - induced dynamics, condensation rate requires an accuracy much greater than γ << 1.

You lost me at «The law regularly requires people to acknowledge their legal duties, and does so without much regard for the accuracy of that acknowledgement.

The accuracy of the estimated quote is based on how much information the online tool requires and how truthful and complete you are in providing answers.