Sentence examples for be measurement from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of measuring.
Of course, since and are assumed to be measured, there must be measurement errors, and we would actually have noisy data function, for which the measurement errors and are small.
Physically, (g(x)) can be measured, there will be measurement errors, and we assume the function (g^{delta }(x in L^{2} 0, pi)) as the measurable data which satisfies biglVert g-g^{delta }bigrVert _{L^{2} 0, pi }le delta, (1.2) where the constant (delta >0) represents a bound on the measurement error, (Vert cdot Vert ) is (L^{2}(0,pi)) norm and δ is a noise level.
Since is measured by the thermocouple, there will be measurement errors, and we would actually have as data some function, for which (2.3).
Since the data (varphi(r)) is based on (physical) observation, there must be measurement errors, and we assume the measured data function (varphi^{delta}(r)in L^{2}[0,r_{0};r^{2}]), and it satisfies biglVert varphi(cdot -varphi^{delta}(cdot -varphi^{delta}lta, (2) where (delta>0) is the measurable error level.
As with all measures, some of this influence may be measurement error.
We expect there to be standards met and we expect there to be measurement.
In reality, the location and nature of the source are typically unknown and cannot be modeled before located, so promising location methods for practical applications are supposed to be measurement-based.
The first is measurement.
Another concern is measurement.
"Everything is measurement," he said.
One big problem is measurement.
