precision

(Askeri) İNCE TANZİM ATIŞI: Orta vuruş noktasının sınırlı bir hedef üzerine sıhhatle oturtulduğu ateş; ince tanzimle yapılan ateş. İnce tanzim atışı, duran nokta hedeflerini tahrip için kullanılır. Bu atış; bölge dahilindeki belirli bir hedeften çok, genel bir bölgeye tevcih edilen kaba tanzim atışından (area fire) farklıdır. Bak. "fire"

precision gauge

duyarlı ölçüm aygıtı

precision gauge

hassas ölçüm aleti

precision instrument

duyarlı aygıt

precision made

hassaslaştırılmış

precision measurement equipment laboratory

(Askeri) hassas ölçüm teçhizat laboratuvarı

precision positioning service

(Askeri) hassas konumlama hizmeti

precision sweep

(Askeri) HASSAS TARAMA: Radarla, normal taramanın küçük ve genellikle, 2000 yardalık bir parçası. Bu parça, hassas mesafe ölçmelerini temin maksadıyla seçilir ve bütün radar ekranı üzerine yayılır

degree of precision

duyarlılık basamağı

degree of precision

hassaslık derecesi

multiple precision

(Bilgisayar) çoklu duyarlı

relative precision

göreli kesinlik

doubie precision quantity

çifte kesinlik niceliği

double precision

çift hassasiyetli

double precision arithmetic

çifte kesinlik aritmetiği

double precision number

çifte kesinlik sayısı

multiple precision

Double-precision floating-point number

(Bilgisayar) Çift duyarlıklı ondalıklı sayı

accuracy or precision

doğruluğu ya da hassas

high precision

yüksek hassasiyetli

multiplex precision

multiplex hassas

triple precision

üçlü kesinlik

absolute precision

mutlak kesinlik

category precision approach

(Havacılık) hassas yaklaşma kategorisi

global precision location

(Askeri) küresel kesin konum

machine positioning precision

makina konumlama kesinligi

measurement precision

ölçüm hassasiyeti

performance assessment report; population at risk; precision approach radar

(Askeri) performans değerlendirme raporu; risk altındaki grup; hassas yaklaşma radarı

position dilution of precision

(Askeri) konumsal doğruluktaki kayma

positional adjustment; precision aircraft direction

(Askeri) konumsal ayarlama; hassas hava aracı yönetimi

{f} özetlemek

relative precision

goreli kesinlik

English - English

Definition of precision in English English dictionary: used for exact or precise measurement; the ability of a measurement to be reproduced consistently; the number of significant digits to which a value may be measured reliably; made, or characterized by accuracy; the state of being precise or exact; exactness; accuracy of limitation, definition, or adjustment; The quality or state of being precise; exact limitation; exactness; accuracy; strict conformity to a rule or a standard; definiteness; {n} exact limitation, exactness, care; The degree in which a search engine lists documents matching a query The more matching documents that are listed, the higher the precision For example, if a search engine lists 80 documents found to match a query but only 20 of them contain the search words, then the precision would be 25%; refers to the level of measurement and exactness of description in a GIS database Precise locational data may measure position to a fraction of a unit Precise attribute information may specify the characteristics of features in great detail It is important to realize, however, that precise data--no matter how carefully measured--may be inaccurate Surveyors may make mistakes or data may be entered into the database incorrectly Therefore, a distinction is made between precision and accuracy; the degree of refinement in the performance of an operation, or the degree of perfection in the instruments and methods used when making measurements An indication of the uniformity or reproducibility of a result Precision relates to the quality of an operation by which a result is obtained, and is distinguished from accuracy, which relates to the quality of the result; If you do something with precision, you do it exactly as it should be done. The interior is planned with a precision the military would be proud of. the quality of being very exact or correct with precision; The number of digit bits used by an ADC to represent an analog signal The more digits used, the higher the precision and the closer the digital representation will be to the actual value; A measure of whether the documents returned in an information retrieval process are relevant to the query For example, if eighty percent of the documents returned by a query are relevant (and the remaining 20 percent are not) then precision is 80; The number of decimal places to which a value is given This usually far exceeds its accuracy For example, a GIS might give the coordinate of a point location for building to ten decimal places providing a value that is precise to fractions of a centimetre In reality this value may only be accurate to the nearest ten meters; the quality of being reproducible in amount or performance; "he handled it with the preciseness of an automaton"; "note the meticulous precision of his measurements"; The degree to which replicate measurements of the same attribute agree or are exact "The degree to which a set of observations or measurements of the same property, usually obtained under similar conditions, conform to themselves; a data quality indicator" (QAMS 1993, 16) (See related: accuracy, bias ); In information retrieval, the percentage of hits found by a search that satisfy the request that generated the query; The degree of mutual agreement among a series of individual measurements Precision is often, but not necessarily, expressed by the standard deviation of the measurements; Refers to the number of significant digits used to store numbers, and in particular, coordinate values Precision is important for accurate feature representation, analysis and mapping ArcInfo supports single precision and double precision; The extent to which an estimate agrees with its mean value in repeated sampling The precision of an estimate is measured inversely by its standard error (SE) or relative standard error (RSE) In DAWN publications, estimates with an RSE of 50 percent or higher are regarded as too imprecise to be published ED table cells where such estimates would have appeared contain the symbol "…" (3 dots) (See also Relative standard error ); The precision of an estimate of a parameter in a model is a measure of how variable the estimate would be over other similar data sets A very precise estimate would be one that did not vary much over different data sets Precision does not measure accuracy Accuracy is a measure of how close the estimate is to the real value of the parameter Accuracy is measured by the average distance over different data sets of the estimate from the real value Estimates can be accurate but not precise, or precise but not accurate A precise but inaccurate estimate is usually biased, with the bias equal to the average distance from the real value of the parameter; Precision is a statistical measurement of repeatability that is usually expressed as a variance or standard deviation, root mean square or RMS, of repeated measurements These are expressed as x,y coordinates of arcs, label points, and tics in either single or double precision in ARC/INFO Single-precision coordinates have up to seven significant digits of precision This allows for a level of accuracy of approximately 10 meters for a region whose extent is 1,000,000 meters across Double-precision coordinates have up to 15 significant digits; this allows for the precision necessary to represent any desired map accuracy at a global scale; The agreement between the numerical values of two or more measurements made in the same way and expressed in terms of deviation; the reproducibility of measured data; If applied to paper maps or map data bases, it means exactness and accuracy of definition and correctness of arrangement 5 If applied to data collection devices such as digitizers, it is the exactness of the determined value ( e , the number 134 98988 is more precise than the number 134 9) 6 The number of significant digits used to store numbers 6; A measure of the extent to which individual measurements of the same quantity agree; In statistics precision is defined as a measure of the tendency of a set of random numbers to cluster about a number determined by the set The usual measure is either the standard deviation with respect to the average, or the reciprocal of this quantity In physics precision relates to the quality of the method by which measurements were made (i e the internal consistency of the measurement process); the degree of agreement among several measurements of the same quantity; the reproducibility of a measurement; Degree of accuracy; generally refers to the number of significant digits of information to the right of the decimal point Statistical; the degree of variation about the mean; The fineness of the measurement Values from an instrument that measures parts per million are more precise than one which measures in parts per hundred More precise measurements are not necessarily more accurate (See Accuracy and Bias ); Precision is a measurement of the reproducibility of replicate sample responses in an assay run Precision is composed of both the random error and the systematic error of the measurement; the consistency of repeated measurement; expressed by the number of decimal places If a voltmeter were to make repeated estimates of an unvarying test voltage signal, precision is the standard error of these estimates; The quality of being exactly defined Indicated by the minimum number of significant digits required for an adequate representation of a measurement; {i} exactness, accuracy; the closeness of repeated measurements of the same quantity (See accuracy )
precision agriculture: (Tarım) Precision agriculture or precision farming is an agricultural concept relying on the existence of in-field variability. It's about doing the right thing, in the right place, in the right way, at the right time. It requires the use of new technologies, such as global positioning (GPS), sensors, satellites or aerial images, and information management tools (GIS) to assess and understand variations. Collected information may be used to more precisely evaluate optimum sowing density, estimate fertilizers and other inputs needs, and to more accurately predict crop yields. It seeks to avoid applying inflexible practices to a crop, regardless of local soil/climate conditions, and may help to better assess local situations of disease or lodging
precision farming: (Tarım) Precision farming or precision agriculture is an agricultural concept relying on the existence of in-field variability. It's about doing the right thing, in the right place, in the right way, at the right time. It requires the use of new technologies, such as global positioning (GPS), sensors, satellites or aerial images, and information management tools (GIS) to assess and understand variations. Collected information may be used to more precisely evaluate optimum sowing density, estimate fertilizers and other inputs needs, and to more accurately predict crop yields. It seeks to avoid applying inflexible practices to a crop, regardless of local soil/climate conditions, and may help to better assess local situations of disease or lodging
Precision Guided Munition: smart" bomb, bomb that uses radar laser or some other method to ensure accurate targeting, PGM
precision bombing: accurate bombing, bombing which hits exactly on the intended target
precision cookie: a cookie that is saved permanently on your hard drive
precision instrument: accurate instrument
precision mechanics: maintenance and repair of precision instruments
precis: Alternative spelling of précis
précis: to write a précis of a work; to summarise, abridge
précis: A concise or abridged statement or view
Double-precision: (Bilgisayar) In computing, double precision is a computer number format that occupies two adjacent storage locations in computer memory. A double-precision number, sometimes simply called a double, may be defined to be an integer, fixed point, or floating point (in which case it is often referred to as FP64)
Yushin Precision Equipment Co., Ltd.: {i} Japanese company that develops and manufactures and markets robots and automation equipment
decimal precision: (Ticaret) The number of decimal places available for inventory, order, cost and product definition records
double precision: The degree of accuracy that requires two computer words to represent a number Numbers are stored with 17 digits of accuracy and printed with up to 16 digits
double precision: In the JavaTM programming language specification, describes a floating point number that holds 64 bits of data See also single precision
double precision: The use, in 32-bit word computers, of a double word of 64 bits to represent real numbers to a precision of approximately 16 significant figures
double precision: a measure of accuracy in which 15 significant digits can be stored for a coordinate
double precision: Of a computer, capable of processing twice as many columns as the number of digits in the quantities usually processed See precision
double precision: Numbers stored in computers with up to 15 significant digits
double precision: – Representation of a numeric value with twice the usual number of bit positions for greater accuracy or numeric range
double precision: In the Java(TM) programming language specification, describes a floating point number that holds 64 bits of data See also single precision
double precision: In the Java language specification, describes a floating point number that holds 64 bits of data See also single precision
double precision: using twice the normal quantity of storage to represent a number (Computers)
double precision: An internal representation of numbers that can have fractional parts Double precision numbers keep track of more digits than do single precision numbers, but operations on them are more expensive This is the way awk stores numeric values It is the C type double
double precision: The use of two computer words to represent a floating-point value in accordance with the required precision
mathematical precision: maximum exactness, full agreement with the original
precis: make a summary (of)
precis: {i} abstract, summary, synopsis, shortened version of a work
precis: a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument or theory
precis: {f} summarize, shorten, outline, express in a short and concise manner
précis: {f} summarize
single precision: precision in which significant numbers are displayed by one computer term
single-precision: Refers to a level of coordinate accuracy based on the number of significant digits that can be stored for each coordinate Single precision numbers store up to 7 significant digits for each coordinate, retaining a precision of +5 meters in an extent of 1,000,000 meters Double-precision numbers store up to 15 significant digits (typically 13 to 14 significant digits), retaining the accuracy of much less than one meter at a global extent ARC/INFO data sets can be stored as either single- or double-precision coordinates See also double-precision
single-precision: An internal representation of numbers that can have fractional parts Single-precision numbers keep track of fewer digits than do double-precision numbers, but operations on them are sometimes less expensive in terms of CPU time This is the type used by some very old versions of awk to store numeric values It is the C type float
single-precision: Pertaining to the use of one computer word to represent a number, in accordance with the required precision I
with clockwork precision: like a clock; precisely, exactly
with unerring precision: while always being exact, like clockwork