Order of accuracy

Order of accuracy

A ranking, according to accuracy, of one measurement or survey with respect to other measurements or surveys. Accuracy is greatest in the first order, less in the second order, and so on. Each order of accuracy is expressed in numerical terms, or such terms are to be understood as being present.

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