This offset is negligible for older samples, but a substantial error in these younger ages.
Two dissenting judges were of opinion that such substantial error was committed as to require a reversal.
Also notice that speech remains intelligible down to 1 bit per sample, despite the substantial error in the representation.
"When that happens, you can be off by several degrees, maybe even 10 degrees in terms of surface temperature, which is a pretty substantial error.
It's a very localised error [but] it's a pretty substantial error". In future, anyone using the CloudSpotter app will be able to contribute to reducing those errors.
We have carefully looked into the instructions given and refused, and do not perceive any substantial error in respect to them.
The election would not be over, but we might be at the point where Mr. Obama would have to make a substantial error in order to lose.
The trial judge, Sir Cecil Havers, fell into "substantial error" in withdrawing that defence, as a matter of law, from the jury, which took just 15 minutes to convict Ellis of murder.
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The use of a degradation factor in the optimized correlation for R-407C allows for substantial error reduction for refrigerant blends.
The remaining, generally still substantial, error is commonly corrected using one of a number of different approaches, each of which is based on a set of assumptions.
