Sentences with phrase «same degree of precision»

darrylb wonders [reasonably] «Would it not be plausible to have land measurements capable of the same degree of precision as those denizens of the deep are purportedly capable of giving.»

If in fact, our understanding of the fate of the world as some would like everyone to believe rests to a large degree in the data gathered from these temp measuring devices, would it not be plausible to have land measurements capable of the same degree of precision as those denizens of the deep are purportedly capable of giving.

Perhaps I simply need to spend more time on the game with the controller to adjust, learn exactly where the biting point on the triggers is, but it just didn't offer the same degree of precision and control that I've come to expect

Shame, then, that the optional carbon ceramic brakes don't have the same 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.

Next, notes Murphy, you have to make sure your detector is looking at exactly the same spot, with the same degree of precision.

Lynch ruled some of the witnesses could in fact be considered accomplices but a grand jury does not need to be instructed to the same degree of precision as a trial jury.

Not exact matches

At the same time, there are particular areas of uncertainty, or of lower precision, that give rise to some ranges and degrees (within limits) of uncertainty when it comes to making forecasts of the degree of warming.

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