Sentence examples for accounting for errors from inspiring English sources

a = factor loading. f = factor score. e = residual term accounting for errors or other sources of variation.

The issue can be alleviated by either using an approach accounting for errors introduced by the geometric approximation or an approach that accurately represents the geometry.

For completeness, weighted least squares accounting for nonzero covariances among the measurements y of yTrue together with an errors in predictors approach accounting for errors in x is also presented.

By employing defect and adjoint methods together and accounting for errors in approximating the geometry, it is possible to obtain functional estimates that exceed the order of accuracy of the discretization process and the reconstruction approach.

This paper is devoted to three stochastic least-squares (LS) modifications, which were originally proposed by Sjöberg (Least squares modification of Stokes and Vening Meinesz formulas by accounting for errors of truncation, potential coefficients and gravity data. Report No. 27, Department of Geodesy, University of Uppsala, 16pp). in 1984 (with later developments).

The FA can be expressed as: z_{ji} = a_{f1} f_{1i} + a_{f2} f_{2i} + a_{f3} f_{3i} + cdots + a_{fm} f_{mi} + e_{fi},where z is the measured variable, a is the factor loading, f is the factor score, e the residual term accounting for errors or other source of variation, i the sample number and m the total number of factors.

When Japanese car manufacturers were accounting for error, they would know whose team worked on what and the whole team would take the blame.

And mental anomalism is claimed to be necessary for accounting for error and thus meaning and content.

The key divergence comes in Davidson's rejection of Quine's solution to the problem of accounting for error and thus conditions of correctness.

We will derive two approaches: a deterministic approach considering full knowledge of the traffic profile throughout the day, and a statistical robust strategy accounting for error traffic modeling.

Further progress on this problem will benefit from greater communication between paleontologists and molecular phylogeneticists in accounting for error in avian lineage age estimates.