"bring an error" is not correct as written.
The correct form would either be "bring about an error" or "cause an error". For example, "The mistake I made while filling out the form caused an error in the system."
Sharon Prizant Kotok, the director of communications at Strawbery Banke, responds: We thank Mr. Rothstein for bringing an error to our attention; Mrs. Shapiro would certainly have used a Yiddish greeting in 1909.
The use of widely linear MMSE-designed equalization and precoding brings an error performance advantage with respect to strictly linear systems when improper constellations are transmitted, due to the complete use of the second-order statistics made available by these constellations.
Estimation errors on these parameters bring an estimation error on the break-even price π C ∗.
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Compared with the imaging in LEO SAR, a problem in GEO SAR is that the linear trajectory model can bring a big error due to the long synthetic aperture time, so that the classical imaging algorithms in LEO SAR cannot be directly applied in GEO SAR.
I called the credit department of a local store the other day to bring a slight error to someone's attention.
Ignoring the retarding contribution of the surface film is shown to bring about an error into the diffusion coefficient of lithium in its alloys and intercalates.
These different score values can bring about an error in evaluation of the gender type or the emotion class.
The above ac components will bring in an error during the grid current reference calculation process, and to solve this problem, low pass filters (LPFs) are employed to eliminate these ac components.
For the calculation of the Mahalanobis Distance these random errors bring an additive inflation of the overall distance, since the error associated to each variable will be added in the sum of the final distance value through the difference vector (x y; see formula above).
