“inaccuracies”造句，怎麼用inaccuracies造句

The system must also deal with scanning inaccuracies such as skewing or scaling.

In one of the book's most grievous inaccuracies, Bell calls on Luther to support the possibility of postmortem evangelism.

Using the options menu in the top right you can also flag inaccuracies in the location data.

The doubters said that there were numerous inconsistencies and inaccuracies in Marco Polo's description of Kublai Khan’s attempted invasions of Japan in 1274 and 1281.

All articles are edited by a professional team of editors, so ensuring that the articles contain no malicious or libelous content and as few inaccuracies as possible.

This is important for "peg in hole" type applications where the robot will actually flex to make up for inaccuracies and allow very tight part fits.

Because of the inherent inaccuracies with the controller and the lack of Wii MotionPlus support the game would sometimes think that I was pump faking when actually I was trying to shoot.

Also, there are some geographical inaccuracies.

The large majority of national HIV clinical practice guidelines had methodological weaknesses and content inaccuracies.

IT found itself overwhelmed with endless requests for help and complaints about data inaccuracies.

Due to the varying sound quality and subject matter of tapes, the information in this transcript may contain inaccuracies.

Biased language, no matter how mild, excludes members of your audience and can even lead to inaccuracies that damage your credibility.

While the NY Post story is full of inaccuracies, and we can't specifically address all of them, we can tell you that Bernie Madoff is not terminally ill, and has not been diagnosed with cancer.

I must ask the readers' kind indulgence for any inaccuracies and omissions that may possibly occur.

Beck's cognitive therapy is designed to ameliorate the symptoms of depression by way of systematically identifying and correcting both inaccuracies in beliefs and distortions in information processing.

Those have too many inaccuracies because they're just too old.

But there is no denying the book is uneven. There are disconcerting inaccuracies: Mr Hughes seems to think polenta is characteristically Roman when in fact it is quintessentially northern.

The president gave the last finish to the speech he was to deliver, by carefully correcting all inaccuracies and inelegancies.