Definition of accuracy in English:

accuracy

nounPlural accuracies ˈakjʊrəsiˈækjərəsi

mass noun

1The quality or state of being correct or precise.
we have confidence in the accuracy of the statistics
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps are some of us in touch with our psychic energy and able to use it to predict with accuracy?
- How will his accuracy and confidence be shaken after getting hit play after play?
- The Speaker cannot do that, or judge the quality or accuracy of an answer.
- However, these studies have not generally had enough participants to provide precise estimates of accuracy.
- They can predict with considerable accuracy what those satellites can see, and when.
- He gave a flawless performance inspiring confidence by his pinpoint accuracy.
- In these cases, the likely outcomes can be predicted with some accuracy.
- At the upper end, there are a wide range of professional quality saws with power and accuracy to spare.
- I received an email at the beginning of August from an astrologer which laid out this prediction with bone chilling accuracy.
- It is a critique that is appalling in its lack of quality, substance, and, indeed, accuracy.
- To our knowledge, ours is the first study to assess the popularity as well as the quality and accuracy of health related websites.
- I can still see his slight frame darting past defenders and rifling over points with unerring ease and accuracy.
- It gives you that bit more freedom to not worry about consistency or accuracy and instead concentrate on getting something written.
- We cannot know the mind of the creator with sufficient certainty to predict this with perfect accuracy.
- The book has been meticulously poured over for accuracy by Fourth Estate's own lawyers.
- What he has lost out on, however, is the pinpoint accuracy that used to be the defining quality of his bowling.
- The Huntress notched arrow after arrow and hit each target with precise accuracy.
- I don't think that anyone can predict with any accuracy where the world is headed.
- They used electric saws and did their duty with commendable accuracy.
- Where on the social ladder a person was born predicted, with depressing accuracy, where they would end up.
Synonyms
factuality, literalness, correctness, fidelity, faithfulness, exactness, closeness, truth, truthfulness, veracity, authenticity, realism, verisimilitude, fairness
carefulness, strictness, conscientiousness, punctiliousness, thoroughness, scrupulousness, rigour
rare veridicality, scrupulosity
precision, carefulness, meticulousness
1. 1.1technical The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification conforms to the correct value or a standard.
  the accuracy of radiocarbon dating
  Compare with precision
  count noun accuracies of 50–70 per cent
  Example sentencesExamples
  We also considered the effect of k values on the accuracies of the three methods.
  On many projects, said O'Mahony, the engineering team is left trying to fight science by being asked to achieve some unrealistic sensor or actuator accuracies.
  Flame AAS techniques are the oldest methods, and they can measure parts-per-million element concentrations with accuracies in the 1-3% range.
  Using several hours of measurements, accuracies of 5 mm can be achieved, and precisions of a few centimetres can be realized in seconds even for moving receivers (kinematic GPS) close to a fixed station.
  Mapping with GPS-collected accuracies is just not conducive to all business needs within a utility GIS.
  Absolute positioning accuracies of better than 5 meters from 3-kilometer range have been demonstrated, which are adequate for targeting of today's and near-future weapons.
  How could we then measure time intervals with accuracies of better than one part in ten to the power thirteen?
  These accuracies met the USGS minimum requirement of 85% for land-use and land-cover classification of remotely sensed data.
  This means that the absolute alignment accuracies of table 3 are probably overestimates.
  These initial values were chosen to reflect landing accuracies similar to those of Mars Pathfinder.
  These accuracies are comparable to currently fielded weapons today, and are based on analyses derived from sanctioned modeling and simulations to determine cost and operational effectiveness.
  Estimated angles were correlated with measured angles, and accuracies in estimating angles were correlated with demographic characteristics.
  These degraded accuracies persisted for hours and were well beyond system tolerances specified for marine DGPS users.
  By maximizing the inherent features of a GIS database, this approach maintains relative and absolute accuracies, without compromising any modeling or mapping requirements.
  Instrument manufacturers usually publish thermal-drift specifications, typically in terms of 90-day and one-year accuracies for a given temperature range.
  But this, and other seemingly straightforward methods, while fine in principle, turn out to be unsatisfactory in practice, at least when accuracies of a small fraction of a degree are called for.
  The team is currently trying to improve the accuracy of these calculations, and to obtain similar accuracies for the intensity of the absorption lines.
  The accuracies of colorimeters can vary significantly, depending on the spectra of the colors measured.
  The error plots demonstrate that the attitude and velocity accuracies required can be maintained if the time interval of a GPS outage does not exceed 30 seconds.
  We run simulations to compare the relative accuracies of our and previous methods.
  Synonyms
  correctness, precision, exactness, rightness, perfection, validity, unambiguousness, authority, reliability

Definition of accuracy in US English:

accuracy

nounˈakyərəsēˈækjərəsi

1The quality or state of being correct or precise.
we have confidence in the accuracy of the statistics
she hit the ball with great accuracy
Example sentencesExamples
- However, these studies have not generally had enough participants to provide precise estimates of accuracy.
- I can still see his slight frame darting past defenders and rifling over points with unerring ease and accuracy.
- It is a critique that is appalling in its lack of quality, substance, and, indeed, accuracy.
- Perhaps are some of us in touch with our psychic energy and able to use it to predict with accuracy?
- How will his accuracy and confidence be shaken after getting hit play after play?
- They can predict with considerable accuracy what those satellites can see, and when.
- I don't think that anyone can predict with any accuracy where the world is headed.
- To our knowledge, ours is the first study to assess the popularity as well as the quality and accuracy of health related websites.
- I received an email at the beginning of August from an astrologer which laid out this prediction with bone chilling accuracy.
- The Speaker cannot do that, or judge the quality or accuracy of an answer.
- He gave a flawless performance inspiring confidence by his pinpoint accuracy.
- It gives you that bit more freedom to not worry about consistency or accuracy and instead concentrate on getting something written.
- What he has lost out on, however, is the pinpoint accuracy that used to be the defining quality of his bowling.
- They used electric saws and did their duty with commendable accuracy.
- In these cases, the likely outcomes can be predicted with some accuracy.
- We cannot know the mind of the creator with sufficient certainty to predict this with perfect accuracy.
- At the upper end, there are a wide range of professional quality saws with power and accuracy to spare.
- Where on the social ladder a person was born predicted, with depressing accuracy, where they would end up.
- The Huntress notched arrow after arrow and hit each target with precise accuracy.
- The book has been meticulously poured over for accuracy by Fourth Estate's own lawyers.
Synonyms
correctness, precision, exactness, rightness, perfection, validity, unambiguousness, authority, reliability
factuality, literalness, correctness, fidelity, faithfulness, exactness, closeness, truth, truthfulness, veracity, authenticity, realism, verisimilitude, fairness
precision, carefulness, meticulousness
1. 1.1technical The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification conforms to the correct value or a standard.
  the accuracy of radiocarbon dating
  Compare with precision
  accuracies of 50–70%
  Example sentencesExamples
  These degraded accuracies persisted for hours and were well beyond system tolerances specified for marine DGPS users.
  The accuracies of colorimeters can vary significantly, depending on the spectra of the colors measured.
  But this, and other seemingly straightforward methods, while fine in principle, turn out to be unsatisfactory in practice, at least when accuracies of a small fraction of a degree are called for.
  This means that the absolute alignment accuracies of table 3 are probably overestimates.
  Instrument manufacturers usually publish thermal-drift specifications, typically in terms of 90-day and one-year accuracies for a given temperature range.
  We run simulations to compare the relative accuracies of our and previous methods.
  We also considered the effect of k values on the accuracies of the three methods.
  These accuracies met the USGS minimum requirement of 85% for land-use and land-cover classification of remotely sensed data.
  Using several hours of measurements, accuracies of 5 mm can be achieved, and precisions of a few centimetres can be realized in seconds even for moving receivers (kinematic GPS) close to a fixed station.
  How could we then measure time intervals with accuracies of better than one part in ten to the power thirteen?
  These accuracies are comparable to currently fielded weapons today, and are based on analyses derived from sanctioned modeling and simulations to determine cost and operational effectiveness.
  By maximizing the inherent features of a GIS database, this approach maintains relative and absolute accuracies, without compromising any modeling or mapping requirements.
  Flame AAS techniques are the oldest methods, and they can measure parts-per-million element concentrations with accuracies in the 1-3% range.
  Absolute positioning accuracies of better than 5 meters from 3-kilometer range have been demonstrated, which are adequate for targeting of today's and near-future weapons.
  These initial values were chosen to reflect landing accuracies similar to those of Mars Pathfinder.
  Mapping with GPS-collected accuracies is just not conducive to all business needs within a utility GIS.
  The team is currently trying to improve the accuracy of these calculations, and to obtain similar accuracies for the intensity of the absorption lines.
  The error plots demonstrate that the attitude and velocity accuracies required can be maintained if the time interval of a GPS outage does not exceed 30 seconds.
  Estimated angles were correlated with measured angles, and accuracies in estimating angles were correlated with demographic characteristics.
  On many projects, said O'Mahony, the engineering team is left trying to fight science by being asked to achieve some unrealistic sensor or actuator accuracies.
  Synonyms
  correctness, precision, exactness, rightness, perfection, validity, unambiguousness, authority, reliability

单词	accuracy
释义	Definition of accuracy in English: accuracy nounPlural accuracies ˈakjʊrəsiˈækjərəsi mass noun 1The quality or state of being correct or precise. we have confidence in the accuracy of the statistics Example sentencesExamples Perhaps are some of us in touch with our psychic energy and able to use it to predict with accuracy? How will his accuracy and confidence be shaken after getting hit play after play? The Speaker cannot do that, or judge the quality or accuracy of an answer. However, these studies have not generally had enough participants to provide precise estimates of accuracy. They can predict with considerable accuracy what those satellites can see, and when. He gave a flawless performance inspiring confidence by his pinpoint accuracy. In these cases, the likely outcomes can be predicted with some accuracy. At the upper end, there are a wide range of professional quality saws with power and accuracy to spare. I received an email at the beginning of August from an astrologer which laid out this prediction with bone chilling accuracy. It is a critique that is appalling in its lack of quality, substance, and, indeed, accuracy. To our knowledge, ours is the first study to assess the popularity as well as the quality and accuracy of health related websites. I can still see his slight frame darting past defenders and rifling over points with unerring ease and accuracy. It gives you that bit more freedom to not worry about consistency or accuracy and instead concentrate on getting something written. We cannot know the mind of the creator with sufficient certainty to predict this with perfect accuracy. The book has been meticulously poured over for accuracy by Fourth Estate's own lawyers. What he has lost out on, however, is the pinpoint accuracy that used to be the defining quality of his bowling. The Huntress notched arrow after arrow and hit each target with precise accuracy. I don't think that anyone can predict with any accuracy where the world is headed. They used electric saws and did their duty with commendable accuracy. Where on the social ladder a person was born predicted, with depressing accuracy, where they would end up. Synonyms factuality, literalness, correctness, fidelity, faithfulness, exactness, closeness, truth, truthfulness, veracity, authenticity, realism, verisimilitude, fairness carefulness, strictness, conscientiousness, punctiliousness, thoroughness, scrupulousness, rigour rare veridicality, scrupulosity precision, carefulness, meticulousness 1.1technical The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification conforms to the correct value or a standard. the accuracy of radiocarbon dating Compare with precision count noun accuracies of 50–70 per cent Example sentencesExamples We also considered the effect of k values on the accuracies of the three methods. On many projects, said O'Mahony, the engineering team is left trying to fight science by being asked to achieve some unrealistic sensor or actuator accuracies. Flame AAS techniques are the oldest methods, and they can measure parts-per-million element concentrations with accuracies in the 1-3% range. Using several hours of measurements, accuracies of 5 mm can be achieved, and precisions of a few centimetres can be realized in seconds even for moving receivers (kinematic GPS) close to a fixed station. Mapping with GPS-collected accuracies is just not conducive to all business needs within a utility GIS. Absolute positioning accuracies of better than 5 meters from 3-kilometer range have been demonstrated, which are adequate for targeting of today's and near-future weapons. How could we then measure time intervals with accuracies of better than one part in ten to the power thirteen? These accuracies met the USGS minimum requirement of 85% for land-use and land-cover classification of remotely sensed data. This means that the absolute alignment accuracies of table 3 are probably overestimates. These initial values were chosen to reflect landing accuracies similar to those of Mars Pathfinder. These accuracies are comparable to currently fielded weapons today, and are based on analyses derived from sanctioned modeling and simulations to determine cost and operational effectiveness. Estimated angles were correlated with measured angles, and accuracies in estimating angles were correlated with demographic characteristics. These degraded accuracies persisted for hours and were well beyond system tolerances specified for marine DGPS users. By maximizing the inherent features of a GIS database, this approach maintains relative and absolute accuracies, without compromising any modeling or mapping requirements. Instrument manufacturers usually publish thermal-drift specifications, typically in terms of 90-day and one-year accuracies for a given temperature range. But this, and other seemingly straightforward methods, while fine in principle, turn out to be unsatisfactory in practice, at least when accuracies of a small fraction of a degree are called for. The team is currently trying to improve the accuracy of these calculations, and to obtain similar accuracies for the intensity of the absorption lines. The accuracies of colorimeters can vary significantly, depending on the spectra of the colors measured. The error plots demonstrate that the attitude and velocity accuracies required can be maintained if the time interval of a GPS outage does not exceed 30 seconds. We run simulations to compare the relative accuracies of our and previous methods. Synonyms correctness, precision, exactness, rightness, perfection, validity, unambiguousness, authority, reliability Definition of accuracy in US English: accuracy nounˈakyərəsēˈækjərəsi 1The quality or state of being correct or precise. we have confidence in the accuracy of the statistics she hit the ball with great accuracy Example sentencesExamples However, these studies have not generally had enough participants to provide precise estimates of accuracy. I can still see his slight frame darting past defenders and rifling over points with unerring ease and accuracy. It is a critique that is appalling in its lack of quality, substance, and, indeed, accuracy. Perhaps are some of us in touch with our psychic energy and able to use it to predict with accuracy? How will his accuracy and confidence be shaken after getting hit play after play? They can predict with considerable accuracy what those satellites can see, and when. I don't think that anyone can predict with any accuracy where the world is headed. To our knowledge, ours is the first study to assess the popularity as well as the quality and accuracy of health related websites. I received an email at the beginning of August from an astrologer which laid out this prediction with bone chilling accuracy. The Speaker cannot do that, or judge the quality or accuracy of an answer. He gave a flawless performance inspiring confidence by his pinpoint accuracy. It gives you that bit more freedom to not worry about consistency or accuracy and instead concentrate on getting something written. What he has lost out on, however, is the pinpoint accuracy that used to be the defining quality of his bowling. They used electric saws and did their duty with commendable accuracy. In these cases, the likely outcomes can be predicted with some accuracy. We cannot know the mind of the creator with sufficient certainty to predict this with perfect accuracy. At the upper end, there are a wide range of professional quality saws with power and accuracy to spare. Where on the social ladder a person was born predicted, with depressing accuracy, where they would end up. The Huntress notched arrow after arrow and hit each target with precise accuracy. The book has been meticulously poured over for accuracy by Fourth Estate's own lawyers. Synonyms correctness, precision, exactness, rightness, perfection, validity, unambiguousness, authority, reliability factuality, literalness, correctness, fidelity, faithfulness, exactness, closeness, truth, truthfulness, veracity, authenticity, realism, verisimilitude, fairness precision, carefulness, meticulousness 1.1technical The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification conforms to the correct value or a standard. the accuracy of radiocarbon dating Compare with precision accuracies of 50–70% Example sentencesExamples These degraded accuracies persisted for hours and were well beyond system tolerances specified for marine DGPS users. The accuracies of colorimeters can vary significantly, depending on the spectra of the colors measured. But this, and other seemingly straightforward methods, while fine in principle, turn out to be unsatisfactory in practice, at least when accuracies of a small fraction of a degree are called for. This means that the absolute alignment accuracies of table 3 are probably overestimates. Instrument manufacturers usually publish thermal-drift specifications, typically in terms of 90-day and one-year accuracies for a given temperature range. We run simulations to compare the relative accuracies of our and previous methods. We also considered the effect of k values on the accuracies of the three methods. These accuracies met the USGS minimum requirement of 85% for land-use and land-cover classification of remotely sensed data. Using several hours of measurements, accuracies of 5 mm can be achieved, and precisions of a few centimetres can be realized in seconds even for moving receivers (kinematic GPS) close to a fixed station. How could we then measure time intervals with accuracies of better than one part in ten to the power thirteen? These accuracies are comparable to currently fielded weapons today, and are based on analyses derived from sanctioned modeling and simulations to determine cost and operational effectiveness. By maximizing the inherent features of a GIS database, this approach maintains relative and absolute accuracies, without compromising any modeling or mapping requirements. Flame AAS techniques are the oldest methods, and they can measure parts-per-million element concentrations with accuracies in the 1-3% range. Absolute positioning accuracies of better than 5 meters from 3-kilometer range have been demonstrated, which are adequate for targeting of today's and near-future weapons. These initial values were chosen to reflect landing accuracies similar to those of Mars Pathfinder. Mapping with GPS-collected accuracies is just not conducive to all business needs within a utility GIS. The team is currently trying to improve the accuracy of these calculations, and to obtain similar accuracies for the intensity of the absorption lines. The error plots demonstrate that the attitude and velocity accuracies required can be maintained if the time interval of a GPS outage does not exceed 30 seconds. Estimated angles were correlated with measured angles, and accuracies in estimating angles were correlated with demographic characteristics. On many projects, said O'Mahony, the engineering team is left trying to fight science by being asked to achieve some unrealistic sensor or actuator accuracies. Synonyms correctness, precision, exactness, rightness, perfection, validity, unambiguousness, authority, reliability
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