Accuracy

Exact Mass

Correct, sure.

It's correct.

Always.

Precisely...

documentation (precision and accuracy)

Let's not mistake precision for accuracy.

It's important to be accurate.

4. Principle of accuracy.

A. Standard setting

NIST apos s role is to help ensure that these observations are traceable to radiometric standards and that instrument calibrations are performed properly.

Yes.

Your clock, is it correct?

(ii) Accurate record keeping?

Accuracy and precision

Thirteen years, to be exact.

Because the enemies are crawling into a trap, can't you see it?

The skin had to be absolutely accurate.

A. Standard setting 128 130 29

Will wire exact time later.

Try to be a little more accurate.

Don't yell on the interphone. Be specific.

Was that account accurate?

You did say your clock was correct?

I need precise information

The exact time?

That's a very accurate observation.

All that was required was for the criterion of compatibility to be spelt out more precisely.

They can pinpoint the exact location where this all happened.

Better targeting of sanctions is necessary to help ensure that they will achieve their intended purpose.

The test gets it right 99 percent of the time.

A preliminary selection criterion has been established

Great is not quite the right word

If my information is not correct...

You knew the exact amount.

Not exactly a letter.

Was the plaintiff's account accurate?

is really a false...

Russian clocks are always...

Well, what precise time would you say this happened, sir?

Efforts are being made to ensure that accurate inventory records are maintained.

A more precise wording should be found for those two draft guidelines.

Since there was, in any case, little difference in meaning between inaccurate and false , he suggested that the words inaccurate or false should be replaced with inaccurate or incomplete .

The second is the accurate determination of the population to whom a warning needs to be directed.