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•Linear coordinates of... are measured accurate to 0.003 in.
•This apparatus is accurate within microseconds.
•Angle "" may be read to 0.01.
•In these methods weightings are made to ±0.0002 mg.
•The time scale can be read to (or with) an accuracy (or a precision) of 10 milliseconds.
•The length of the tube is measured to better than 0.0025 cm.
•The cam cannot be installed to the required precision.
•With a precision of 1 part in 1,000,000,000...
•The contemporary instruments can measure the angular position of stars to a thousandth of a second of arc.
•Readings can be obtained to an accuracy of 1 micron.
•One can predict with an accuracy of 90% or better whether the child will be afflicted with the disorder.
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