Примеры использования Quite accurate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That wasn't quite accurate.
Anastasia Pyatachkova: My plan about further actions is quite accurate.
The settings are not quite accurate anymore.
And for some reason I suddenly realized that the name the author had given to his writing wasn't quite accurate.
We believe, is not quite accurate.
This results in quite accurate fish location determination at each instance of the ambient measurements.
And they're actually quite accurate.
I don't think it's quite accurate to say that I was responsible for the resolution that resulted, in effect, in this Joint Working Group.
But the translation isn't quite accurate.
These clocks are usually quite accurate, but in some low-cost terminal adapters(a one or two-line gateway) the PCM clock can be surprisingly inaccurate.
Those paintings are quite accurate.
This is not quite accurate as there is no hierarchy of international crimes and some categories of crimes against humanity may be equally heinous.
Actually, he's being quite accurate.
Here you need to shoot quite accurate, calculate the trajectory of the ball move, though, everything happens very fast, there is not so much time to think.
Forgive me, but that is not… quite accurate now, is it?
Many modern 3D printers use laser technology, andthe produced models result to be quite accurate.
Our data are also supported by X-Ray and ssNMR evidence andappear to be quite accurate in explaining the population balance between different conformations.
That was why the statement contained at the beginning of paragraph 3 of the Secretary-General's note was not quite accurate.
Even so, the forecast turned out to be quite accurate here as well.
AIS data allows quite accurate identification of ships including those involved in oil pollution, which improves efficiency of ship traffic and environment monitoring.
My hits off Benny andMarisa have been quite accurate.
That projection proved quite accurate compared with the actual 1998 figure of a negative $40 million, an amount much lower than during any of the last three years.
A better definition, butstill not quite accurate.
Since entrepreneurs' opinions andexpectations can serve as a quite accurate barometer of economic trends, the results of the analysis indicated that further deepening of the recession should be expected in 2015 which has actually happened in reality.
Solar calendar Late Eneolithic andEarly Bronze Age in supplements is quite accurate records.
This forecast turned out to be quite accurate: the pair reached the horizon of 1.3100 by the middle of the week, then it groped for the bottom in the support zone for the two-month downtrend channel- 1.2955, fought back and completed the five-day period near its central line at 1.3131;
It can be held with one hand by a lone driver, it has a large magazine, and in the hands of a marksman,it's quite accurate at close range.
He is quite accurate here, too: religious re-revolution in Iran and Afghanistan, where radical Islam was at the core of resistance against Soviet invasion and Islamists who easily cracked down on the initially secular color revolutions during the early 2000s.
Executive summary: Note 3 in 2.2.3.1.1 andfootnote(j) at the end of 2.2.61.3 are not quite accurate anymore with respect to toxic by inhalation substances.
It's the supreme vision, the true vision.(One may have visions in the subtle physical, in the vital, also a lot in the mind, but… none of that is satisfying,one always gets a sense of a not quite accurate transcription.).