Obituaries, he told me, are unusually dense with facts, some of them requiring difficult archival research, and consequently errors are going to get in.
The interleaver permutes the encoder output and consequently burst errors created by error propagation in the DFE are converted into random errors.
Increasing the number of carriers enlarges the symbol length and, consequently, the error made by the linear approximation.
It is important to highlight that this set of parameters influences significantly the accuracy (consequently the error metrics) and the computational load.
On the other hand, camera-enabled sensor nodes will have a unique view of the monitored field, changing the notion of redundancy and consequently the error resilience [10].
and consequently, the error state estimates are set to zero, i.e., δ p ̂ k : = 0 3 × 1, δ v ̂ k : = 0 3 × 1, and δ θ ̂ k : = 0 3 × 1, where := indicates assignment.
However, instruments with a nominal or ordinal score do not have a unit of measurement, and consequently, measurement error can not be calculated.
All cytochrome b fragments were routinely cloned (not shown), although very few heteroplasmies were detected in the direct sequencing, attributable to both the exceptional preservation of the sample and the short lengths of the fragments; consequently, the error rate in the clones (number of nucleotide differences/1,000 base pairs) was very low (< 2 per thousand base pairs).
However, children with ADHD made more omission errors (in the current research hits and consequently omission errors were not affected by gum) and neither group of children were affected in terms of commission errors (in contrast to the current research, which found a positive impact in terms of reduced false alarms later in the task).
We define truncation errors as the failure of a nucleotide to incorporate during the protection/deprotection stage of probe synthesis; consequently these errors cause the probe to be truncated at a given spot, with no further incorporation of bases.
