level of precision
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflevelandprecision
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level
adjective
uk/ˈlev.əl/us/ˈlev.əl/
at the ...
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precision
noun[U]
uk/prɪˈsɪʒ.ən/us/prəˈsɪʒ.ən/
the quality of ...
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(Definition oflevelandprecisionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Where there are any potential uncertainties, numbers are rounded to indicate the appropriatelevelofprecision.
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This would require a very large and complete set of constraints, most likely with a very highlevelofprecision.
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This might give a clearer idea of thelevelofprecisionachieved by the retrieval algorithm.
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Results confirm that for a significant subset of words domain information can be used to disambiguate with a very highlevelofprecision.
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First, the functions that one wants to generalise can be approximated through some relatively simple computational model with a certainlevelofprecision.
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However, thelevelofprecisionof the book helps in avoiding getting confused after such a short introduction to constraint programming.
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We did not feel that our psychiatric interviews were capable of thislevelofprecisionon a retrospective basis.
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In carrying out this categorization thelevelofprecisionor recall used by the categorization algorithm could be varied.
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Indeed, knowledge of model sensitivity gives insights into thelevelofprecisionneeded to parameterize a model.
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A highlevelofprecisionis required in laser and target per formance and accuracy of calculations to achieve the demanding conditions for ignition.
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The 185 interviews conducted with professionals represented an overall response rate of 96% and were statistically representative (using a 7%levelofprecision).
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It should be noted that this difference was below thelevelofprecisionin analysed duplicate foliar samples (0.25).
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If one did not account for the gradient, one would have to use many more transects to achieve the samelevelofprecision.
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In most cases the number of observations per soil class was therefore insufficient to estimate mortality and recruitment rates for individual species to any usefullevelofprecision.
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Clearly, some of the book's arduousness reflects itslevelofprecision, but not all of it.
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Vernier thresholds are stable over the same velocity range as the cell responses, with a similarlevelofprecision.
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Thelevelofprecisionto be adopted for the study will present difficulties to those who carry it out.
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To provide such figures would mean that a lowerlevelofprecisionand more infrequent publication would have to be accepted for these special calculations.
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Using amphetamines in activities that require a highlevelofprecision, at times of the day when one would usually be asleep, makes one more capable of participating in them.
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The result was often alevelofprecisionand ensemble playing normally found only in the best string quartets.
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