It is a characteristic error, because Kelly is incurious about Austen's fictional methods.
In this section, characteristic errors of the RealSense R200 structured light camera are investigated.
Two characteristic errors can be observed in this figure: an amplitude-dependent error and multi-path effects [7].
In modern Western philosophy, we primarily think of "ears and eyes" as organs of sensory perception, whose characteristic errors are cognitive (e.g. Descartes' example of a square tower that appears round from far away).
In particular, characteristic errors on curved courses is problematic as many running events and training sessions are performed on tracks, and devices used to assess workload need to be accurate and precise under these conditions.
Ever since Erasmus, if not before, the favored approach to reconstructing a text has been first to reconstruct the "family tree" (stemma) of manuscripts based on the occurrence of major "mutations" (characteristic errors) [4].
In its strictest form, Lachmann's method assumes that the manuscript tradition of a text, like a population of asexual organisms, originates with a single copy; that all branchings are dichotomous; and that characteristic errors steadily accumulate in each lineage, without "cross-fertilization" between branches [13].
Despite many successes and increasing uptake, the data generated by NGS analyzers is not perfect, with each platform yielding characteristic errors and biases.
While recall and precision performance differ minimally among the programs at the level of gene and exon localization, at a more detailed level, and focusing especially on nucleotide recall, greater variations are found, with different types of characteristic errors associated with each program.
Analysis of effect of trainees' characteristics on error rates was carried out after categorizing all types of errors to one group (error), and correct reading in to no error.
