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What kicked the new report loose was a consultant recommendation that the City Council share responsibility with the mayor for approving the accuracy of the city 's annual financial reports – and be given two weeks to review them . For example , on a high-speed wide-area network , one might want an accuracy of plus-or-minus 1 % and over time periods of no more than one minute . Positioning accuracies of 1 cm and better using the dual – frequency , carrier – phase transmissions from GPS are now commonplace . Global Positioning Satellite systems that are now incorporated on many conventional munitions could be applied to nuclear bombs and cruise missiles , providing accuracies of around 10 meters or better . Further , the complainant points out that no translation service was available to allow the other members of the Selection Board to judge the fairness of the questioning or the appropriateness and accuracy of the answers . Since EUV light has a wavelength of 10 nanometers , its optics must be formed to an accuracy of 1 nanometer , the size of 10 atoms . The accuracies of the basic spacecraft data system were sufficiently high to require more care in the reduction of the data shall was the general practice . The picture is a birdseye view of the localities around what is now New York , apparently done from a recollection of their situation , as seen from the Heights above Weehawk , by an intelligent Dutch officer ; this is sufficiently manifested in the superlative beauty and accuracy of the Fort , shipping , canoes , and Indians . Evaluating the method only on samples where our predictions concurred with established knowledge-based methods resulted in increased accuracies of 83-94 % for the six drugs . The accuracies of the ephemerides are posted by JPL .