Location accurate to 5 feet of actual pipe flaw.
It's probably not entirely accurate to call them nursing homes.
The figure is accurate to two decimal places.
If the ground stations tracking the satellites are not accurate to the millimetre, then the satellites cannot be accurate either.
In 1991 British scientists Built Difference Engine No. 2 (accurate to 31 digits) to Babbage's specifications.
The results appear to be accurate to within plus or minus 9 years.
GPS can be accurate to within a few feet for civilian USES.
Simple circuit structure, the digital display is accurate to one decimal place.
I thought that the students shown in the film were pretty accurate to the overall vibe of the institution.
Witches now deal continuous damage like Hunters and Jockeys. This makes the damage more accurate to her animations.
It would be more accurate to say that 314, 000 people will be affected, since they are currently paid less.
It is perhaps more accurate to consider the family as a blanket of security, rather than a cloak of bondage.
Finally, of the model apply to a real example to prove that the model can be convenient, accurate to industrial real estate projects for risk evaluation.
Very rarely can I tell someone months in advance how long a software development project will take, if I have to be accurate to the day.
With the pursuit of excellence, the rapid reaction of the market, EXTER electronic to timely and accurate to provide users with the most appropriate products and services faster.
The measurements, accurate to 0.01 A, showed the change in distance to be the same whether the binding rate was slow or fast.
Nanosecond timestamps Most file systems, including ext3, include timestamp data that is accurate to a second. Ext4 extends the accuracy of this data to a nanosecond.
It's probably more accurate to say, "n this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death, taxes, and crashes."
The phase difference accurate to 0.1 degree can be obtained. The most striking application will be the measuring of film thickness of the order of Angstroms, and thu…
Some of these measurements need only be accurate to half a millimeter. At other times, measurements must be made within two-hundredths of a millimeter or less.
It is more accurate to predict the content of true digestible phosphorus than apparent digestible phosphorus with indices of TP, PP and Phy activity in plant feedstuffs.
In scientific disciplines, if you record a measurement of 35.421 meters, this implies that your measurements are accurate to .001 meters.
So scientists devised a test to measure the molecules-and use that to infer someone's age based on his or her blood. The results appear to be accurate to within plus or minus nine years.
We need to be accurate to two decimal places (e.g. in a simple accounting package), scale everything up by 100, and convert it back to floating point as late as possible.
With today's bowling balls, bowlers quite frankly do not have to be that accurate to average 200 in a regular league. If you want to shoot an honor score, go buy a new bowling ball.
By using data of surface geochemical exploration, it is quite accurate to evaluate the conditions of saving oil gas fields especially for those leaking ones owing to be destroyed in last period.
It would be more accurate to say that Mr Kotick was one of the people who helped the chaotic games business grow up, by applying a more rigorous approach to management.
Warship fire-fighting training in building is less severe and less effective, thus less accurate to evaluate firemen's capability of handling the fire disaster and less supportive to decision-making.
Today, our Swiss Pavilion is steadily progressing as scheduled and the pace of the progress will definitely be accurate to within a second, just like a watch made in Switzerland.
