Sentence examples for The elimination of errors from inspiring English sources

England seemed set on the elimination of errors, clutching on to their recent record against Australia; not too many bad balls or rash shots (although there were to be plenty of them against the short ball).

A standard of the scale selection for the elimination of errors, outside the model, was given in terms of the mean of the accumulated standardized modes.

Three schemes are designed to test the proposed model and the experimental results show that the proposed model dramatically improves the reliability of ambiguity resolution after the elimination of errors outside the model.

The goal is not the elimination of errors, but a system with better feedback, so that dubious claims can be disputed and discussed at the point of publication, not years later when the findings have been used in news articles, TED talks, radio features and beyond.

From a conceptual perspective, the positive effect of BPS on process costs is achieved through the elimination of errors (Wüllenweber et al. 2008), economies of scale (Sánchez-Rodríguez et al. 2006), and facilitated communication (Davenport 2005; Ramakumar and Cooper 2004).

A further advantage of this ratio is the elimination of errors due to non-mucosal factors, because variables such as rate of gastric emptying, intestinal transit, impairment of renal function, and completeness of urinary collection should affect both sugars similarly [ 2].

We use, rather, the method of trial and the elimination of error".

Faldo, the player whose relentless game is built on the elimination of error, surrendered the match with two uncharacteristically flawed shots on that momentous final hole.

There is nothing any professional golfer enjoys more than the elimination of error, especially one, like Mickelson, whose game is built around attack rather than defence.

Fontenelle, for his part, saw that the furtherance of truth depended upon the elimination of error, arising as it did from human laziness in unquestioningly accepting received ideas or from human love of mystery.

Philosophical tradition in particular provides an object lesson in the movement towards truth, and the elimination of error.