limit of accuracy

The limits of accuracy must be indicated by the manufacturer.

Even now, though every parameter checked to the limits of accuracy, he still could not really believe it.

Your Majesty, the limit of accuracy had been reached.

As a result the weight reductions reported for such machines are always close to the limits of accuracy of the scales used.

At all times the limit of accuracy of the applied reduction should be kept within 0.2 hPa.

The first group require the exact quantities to be measured and recorded every second within predetermined limits of accuracy.

The likely performance of the different types of system available in the circumstances being considered, can then be determined within reasonable limits of accuracy.

Though Eddington's observations were near the experimental limits of accuracy at the time, work in the later half of the 20th century confirmed his results.

Limits of accuracy of measurement are indicated.

The procedure also requires standard glasses to be measured periodically for confirmation that the apparatus is operating within permitted limits of accuracy.

Certification also forms an important part of consumer protection by helping ensure that meters register within the prescribed limits of accuracy.

The limit of accuracy of the equipment, by the time the raw spectral data is converted to temperatures, is about one degree.

Conclusions:Within the limits of accuracy there is very little difference between assigning a variable a constant value and the value of another variable.

Within the limits of accuracy of the experiment, positron spin-flipping seems to happen at the same frequency as electron spin-flipping.

The number was based upon our belief that the ultasonic meters that would be installed in the new pipeline had this value as its lower limit of accuracy.

The Humm-Wadsworth Temperament Test showed exactly the same profile as before the accident, within the inherent limits of accuracy of the technique.

However, you must keep in mind the limits of accuracy of such a measurement done in a postmortem patient-especially one who has received prolonged external cardiac compression.

This limit was previously considered the lowest level that could be reliably achieved within specified limits of accuracy and precision (U.S. EPA, 1985a).

Proficiency testing is an aspect of Quality Assurance which monitors the ability to perform laboratory procedures within acceptable limits of accuracy through the analysis of unknown specimens.

ANM has been evaluated on a large set of proteins to establish the optimal model parameters that achieve the highest correlation with experimental data and its limits of accuracy and applicability.

Modern technology such as GPS has made survey recording much easier, as positions of artifacts or artifact clusters ("sites") can be taken well within the limits of accuracy and precision necessary for survey work.

Quality assurance and quality control procedures should be designed and used to ensure that release measurements are representative of release rates under normal operating conditions over the sampling period within acceptable limits of accuracy and precision.

He then reported the highest reading before this anticipation effect was observed as the newly established limit of accuracy in measuring the velocity of accelerated micropositos, and said nothing whatever in his report about the anticipation effect.

The instrument, which was mounted on a Lockheed U-2 plane, made it possible to determine that the overall rotation of the universe was zero, which was within the limits of accuracy of the instrument.