Sentence examples for bias over time from inspiring English sources

In reality, however, the MEMS gyroscope is subject to white noise and fluctuating bias over time.

The same experiment yielded an estimate of the bias over time, i.e., as a function of frame duration (Fig. 8).

Figure 5 Estimated sensor bias over time ( θ 1,i,n ) and space ( θ 2,m ) with sensor one as reference ( θ 1,i, 1 = 0).

Four statistics (mean, standard deviation, 10th and 90th quantiles) in monthly and seasonal biases are obtained for three different time window lengths (10, 25 and 33 years) to examine the properties of bias over time.

Insights into the nature of "virtue", "justice", or "goodness" are arguably less substantial, but Plato's esteemed reputation for furnishing them is likely one of the strongest pieces of evidence for the impact of patriarchal bias over time.

A good chunk of our male reaction to Hillary has to do with her being a tough-minded leader, ambitious enough to withstand bias over time, and thus she shows up as unfamiliar to men and that unfamiliarity is mostly unwelcome.

He highlights the risk that this easing bias can over time entrench instability and weakness and leave policymakers without ammunition.On past form, the big central banks will pay little attention to the warning from Basel.

That said, my eyes seem to have become a bit biased over time.

No study has yet assessed longitudinal changes in XCI in females during childhood, and the specific factors (stochastic, heritable, environmental) controlling allelic biases in XCI, as well as changes in such biases over time, are largely unknown.

We measured learning/fatigue effects (not just variation between observations) 30 to ensure that comparisons were not biased over time.

Parents' recollections of the accident and their child's posttraumatic stress symptoms may have become biased over time.