Good accurateness between the experimental and numerical results were seen.
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They are provided nevertheless without guarantee, express or tacit, of their accurateness.
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They were responsible for accurateness of blinding and pharmaceutical organization of the trial.
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The effectiveness and accurateness of the proposed algorithm is verified by computational results.
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As the globalization forward the world need high accurateness and reliable devices are indeed.
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However, DEKODUR does not assume responsibility for the accurateness and completeness of the information.
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The translation of this important document was a delicate task requiring a lot of endurance and accurateness.
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However, we cannot guarantee the accurateness, the precision or the exhaustiveness of the available information on this site.
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Even if the guiding principles of these two instruments are the same, the accurateness of the reference has its importance.
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An individual will be able to challenge the accurateness and completeness of the information and have it amended as appropriate.
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Presented that the full-3D modelling case and non-linear analyses applied in this research had high accurateness with the experimental tests.
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The roughness of the processed surface is determined by the geometrical characteristics of the surface, accurateness of the proportions and physical characteristics.
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Being also a professional translator, I can guarantee the stylistic and grammatical accurateness and appropriateness of the texts appearing on your web site.
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Judging the veracity of autobiographical memories can be a source of difficulty. However, it is important to be able to verify the accurateness of autobiographical memories in order to study them.
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All articles that we propose on our site are selected, described and presented with the maximum of accurateness, however, the sold articles being second-hand, these won't be taken, nor exchanged.
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Metronome is as its name clearly states, a metronome that will help you to follow your tempo according to the most precise indications, so as to follow any music composition with the greatest accurateness.
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The user of this Web site must always double check the accurateness, the correctness and the completeness of any information herein published before acting or omitting to act on any part of such information.
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Seine Zeilen sind wie japanische Malerei: Jedes Wort ist sorgfältig gewählt. Club 1 Magazin nr. 54 (1988), page 11. Austrian writer and critic Wolfgang Ratz made a similar observation, drawing attention to "the accurateness of Ebner's speech" and "his affinity with formal details", while singling out the sarcastic stridency of the critical stories.
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The FTS query processor breaks up the query into the constituent words, filters out the noise words, and uses an inbuilt thesaurus to find out the linguistic variants for each word. The words are then queried against the inverted index and a rank of their accurateness is computed. The results are returned to the client via the SQL Server process.
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Until the secularisation Porta Coeli's provosts were usually simultaneously capitular canons residing in Bremen city. This was because any candidate for provostship had to be confirmed in advance by the Bremen Cathedral Chapter. The provost also wielded the summary jurisdiction in Porta Coeli's temporal judicature precinct. Furthermore the provost held the ius collationisThe privilege of auditing the accounts for correctness, accurateness and their collation.
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Since business capability models offer only a very high-level view of an organization, usually they can be created rather quickly. Perfect accurateness and correctness are not among their most important or critical qualities. Moreover, more intuitive and simple business capability models are more likely to resonate with the thought processes of business executives.Greski, L. (2009) "Business Capability Modeling: Theory & Practice", Architecture and Governance Magazine, Vol.
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Recently, however, there has been research done by Croucher, et al questioned the multi-national sustainability of the PRCA-24 and suggest more research to be done in different countries. Many different factors contribute to the accurateness of the results. The validity of the PRCA-24 should not be generally queried in intercultural contexts, the results should be interpreted with caution. While numerous national cultures have been studied, many are still left unexplored.
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Misinformation can affect all aspects of life. Allcott, Gentzkow and Yu (2019:6) concur that diffusion of misinformation through social media is a potential threat to democracy and broader society. The effects of misinformation can lead to the accurateness about information and details of the occurrence to decline. When eavesdropping on conversations, one can gather facts that may not always be true, or the receiver may hear the message incorrectly and spread the information to others.
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Since 1995, they had anticipated that the European institutions would encounter problems because its machinery lacked democratic mechanisms. When the Santer crisis confirmed their analysis, the work conducted by LEAP/Europe2020’s researchers was acknowledged. National and European public organizations became interested in taking part in the conferences organized by the group and eager to receive their reports. In September 2008, when the financial and economic crisis broke, confirming LEAP/Europe2020 forecasts since February 2006, the research centre again proved the accurateness of its analyses and methods of anticipation.
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Antoine Petit, born in Orléans, was the son of a tailor. He received a disciplined education and, after studying at the Orléans college, he took up the study of medicine at the University of Paris where he received his doctorate in 1746. Soon he became a good teacher and lecturer in anatomy, surgery and childbirth. Un cours de médecine d'Antoine Petit en 1768 The accurateness of his diagnosis made him famous and he got a very busy practise, drawing people from every part of France, even of Europa.
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