When several measurements are taken and combined in formulas, the resultant error will be a combination of individual errors.
Using off-center current filaments instead of the distributed plasma current density, numerical analyses render the induced current distribution on the stabilizing shell and the resultant error field distribution at a specific frequency.
The developed mathematical model is used to calculate and predict the resultant error vector at the tool workpiece interface for error compensation.
The residual stress state can vary in magnitude and biaxiality, and the resultant error in the measured hardness is difficult to estimate.
The mean resultant error in, and was expressed as (3).
That is the resultant error location considering the localization of that node only.
Since LM1, LM2, FLOM, and the proposed mixture ratios have the same value (0) for α=1 (generalized Cauchy distribution) and the same value (1) for α=2 (Rayleigh distribution), their performance and resultant error are the same at the beginning and at the end of Fig. 3 a.
For the reaching task, we computed reaction time (RT), movement time (MT), times to resultant peak acceleration (tPA), velocity (tPV) and deceleration (tPD) and resultant error (RE).
These findings demonstrate that kinematic resultant errors result in regional peak tissue response errors, while kinematic directionality errors result in tissue response distribution errors.
A key finding of this research is that filtering parameter uncertainty affects the performance of the interpolation procedure; resultant errors may propagate into the Digital Elevation Model (DEM) and subsequently derived products, such as Canopy Height Models (CHMs).
When those oversight systems begin to fail, for whatever reason, the resultant errors potentially carry more weight or significance.
