Pendulums, springs, tuning forks and piezoelectric crystals have all been pressed into service with varying degrees of accuracy.
In many ways, myths cannot really be translated with any accuracy from their native soil—from their own place and time.
Heavy media coverage and folk beliefs are not equivalent to accuracy.
We strive to maintain the accuracy of all information presented here, and we encourage readers to help us in that effort.
There has been a gain of accuracy, but a serious loss of vigour.
In the end, the accuracy of all such sources becomes dubious.
Peer review does not guarantee quality or accuracy.
The prose is stilted, the plot hackneyed and both dialogue and settings pay little attention to historical accuracy.
It is impossible to answer your question with any degree of accuracy.
Success will be assessed by the accuracy and completeness of the archive.
British Dictionary definitions for accuracy
accuracy
/ˈækjʊrəsɪ/
noun (pl) -cies
1.
faithful measurement or representation of the truth; correctness; precision
2.
(physics, chem) the degree of agreement between a measured or computed value of a physical quantity and the standard or accepted value for that quantity