Sentence examples for concurrence error from inspiring English sources
The concurrence error, defined as (varepsilon _{C}equiv1 - C), takes the value (1.9 times1.9{-1.9.
The total gate error is now dominated instead by the increased concurrence error of (1.7times10^{-2}), whish insufficientent for a high quality phase gate.
The concurrence error is (2.3times10^{-3}) and the total gate error, (varepsilon _{mathrm {avg}}= 1.2 tises10^{-1}), is dominated by the population loss.
The guess pulse implements a geometric phase gate with a gate error of (varepsilon _{mathrm {avg}}= 8.3 times10^{-2}), with concurrence error (varepsilon _{C}= 1.9 times10^{-1}) and population loss from the logical subspace (varepsilon _{mathrm {pop}}= 5.9 times10^{-3}).
We may also compare the total number of propagations necessary to obtain the optimized pulse, included in Table 2 together with measures of success: concurrence error, loss of population from the logical subspace, and gate error.
It is dominated by the remaining loss of population from the logical subspace, (varepsilon _{mathrm {pop}}approx varepsilon _{mathrm {avg}}), as the concurrence error is only (varepsilon _{C}= 1.8 timesee^{-6}), see Table 2.
Although these dates are associated with large and unknown errors, this temporal concurrence suggests that complete and successive replacements of distinct hominin forms, similar to what occurred in Western Europe11, may not have taken place in southern Siberia.
"Concurrence of causes" meant that the hospital's errors contributed to the patient's injury.
But again her statement lacked moral clarity; she said the error was not making sure "that we had all the stakeholders' concurrence" for the action, not that it was wrong in itself.
That was the concurrence.
