accurate
अचूक
definition
adjective
accurate information about the illness is essential
(of information, measurements, statistics, etc.) correct in all details; exact.
reliable, accurate rifles
(with reference to a weapon, missile, or shot) capable of or successful in reaching the intended target.
translation of 'accurate'
बरोबर,
काटेकोर,
तंतोतंत,
अचूक
example
Adding to the problems of making 'accurate' measurements is the fact that cold or warm weather patterns can run in cycles, anywhere from a week to even a season.
I thought it was an 'accurate' representation of the Gospels.
As shown in these tables, precise and 'accurate' measurement of hair can be made.
If diaries can't be relied on for 'accurate' representation of the past, as this argument would maintain, then we need to read them much the way we read novels.
One of the main problems they face is getting detailed and 'accurate' information from potential companies.
There were no 'accurate' measurements of the weather to call upon during this time but the discovery and colonization of Greenland by Eric the Red supports this hypothesis.
Now we have weapons that are highly 'accurate' and affordable.
Any discrepancies can then be adjusted, ensuring crews have an 'accurate' measurement of their speed.
It's been described as an epidemic, and I think that's an 'accurate' representation, at this point.
Yes, we have powerful, 'accurate' weapons; well-trained and humane soldiers; excellent leadership.
To Marshall Bertrand, Napoleon's faithful aide, this was the most 'accurate' likeness.
There is no 'accurate' method of calculating the city's true population, and tourists also contribute directly to the excess garbage problems, he said.
There certainly remains a need for more 'accurate' methods to estimate heritabilities and genetic correlations in the absence of pedigree information.
Stronskiy is an engineer at Izhmash, and known for creating superbly 'accurate' target rifles.
An unborn baby's developing nose could provide doctors with a more 'accurate' method of screening for Down's syndrome, a new study showed yesterday.
She also explained how coronary angiography is the most 'accurate' method of evaluating and determining the type of surgery a patient needs.
At the end of the day, it is precisely by providing 'accurate' news and information that we earn and keep our credibility.
It's all well and good installing gadgets into a house and having researchers test them, but it is not the most 'accurate' method of ascertaining consumers' reactions.
So, knowing you changed nothing on the camera, how many of the images do you think will be an 'accurate' representation of what you saw?
In terms of the topology scores, the five most 'accurate' methods were not significantly different from one another.
These techniques provide a more 'accurate' method of assessing energy expenditure patterns.
It's a good all-around weapon with 'accurate' fire.
The oldest and least 'accurate' method is dowsing.
In an age where ‘getting it right’ is everything, smart, 'accurate' weapons may actually seem more moral, intelligent and correct.
Hunters had no very 'accurate' weapons for shooting small birds at a distance; they would throw a net over the crouching dog and the birds together.
I have been asked by quite a few people about this video and whether it was an 'accurate' representation of what I have seen and experienced.
There is a more 'accurate' method, but it's high-tech.
You could also use a digital thermometer to take an axillary temperature, although this is a less 'accurate' method.
For detailed and 'accurate' information about Bradford trolley buses, I would recommend the several books by J S King.
It is less important for armies to concentrate firepower because modern weapons are so 'accurate' .
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