The phrase "acquired error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to learning, psychology, or linguistics, often referring to mistakes that have been learned or internalized over time.
Example: "The student struggled with the acquired error of mispronouncing certain words, despite having been corrected multiple times."
Alternatives: "learned mistake" or "internalized error".
DNA repair mechanisms are involved in maintaining the integrity of DNA, which often acquires errors during replication.
Web app error tracking startup Exceptional has acquired fellow error tracking application and competitor, Airbrake, from web design and development company thoughtbot.
Constant-time CPMG relaxation elements were used for both N (Vallurupalli et al., 2007) and CH3 (Lundström et al., 2007b) experiments with relaxation delays (TCPMG) of 30 ms, approximately 20 different values of the CPMG pulsing frequency ranging from 33.3 1000 Hz for N, from 66.6 2000 Hz for CH3 and 3 5 duplicate points acquired for error analysis (Korzhnev et al., 2007).
Engineered proteins with specific functional changes also have huge therapeutic potential in disorders associated with inherited or acquired signaling errors.
Reducing Gabor coefficient numbers may enlarge the error bound, but we still can acquire acceptable error with suitable factor ζ. All the signals, hitherto considered for sampling, were noise-free or exactly multipulse.
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The conventional filtered-x least mean square (FxLMS) algorithm commonly employed for active noise control (ANC) is sensitive to disturbances acquired by the error microphone and yields poor performance in such scenario.
To circumvent this problem, in this paper, a Wilcoxon FxLMS (WFxLMS) algorithm is proposed and used in the design of an efficient ANC which is robust to outliers in the secondary path and immune to burst noise acquired by the error microphone.
It is important to emphasise that the original 10-year data is only described here as a gold standard for the purposes of these experiments and in reality it is inevitable that 10 years of accumulated demographic and epidemiological data will have acquired unknown random errors as well as possible systematic errors resulting from methods used in the routine surveillance operations in Butajira.
The identification of epigenetic changes at imprinted loci in assisted reproductive technology (ART) infants has led to the suggestion that the technique itself may predispose embryos to acquire imprinting errors.
