Sentence examples for course error from inspiring English sources

The final course error is about 30 degrees. Figure 9 Velocity estimate compared to GPS measurements.

The course error grows in time since the estimate is the sum of a long sequence of estimated changes in course, see (16), and there are no course measurements available.

Of course error in variables can bias our results, but we lack information on the extent and direction of such bias.

While bearing in mind that the presence/absence pattern of a single gene is of course error prone and gives only weak statistical support on its own, the absence of TRP-N in the sponges A. queenslandica and Oscarella carmela provides further, albeit limited, support for sponges being the sister group of all other Metazoa (Philippe et al. 2011).

For the sake of simplicity, we consider uncorrelated errors with stationary statistics, i.e., ({sf C}_{h}={e^{2}_{h}}{sf I}_{h}) at every epoch (I h stands for the identity matrix of rank N x +N y ), with similar notation for C v. Of course, errors are probably increasing towards the past, when records were less accurate.

It has been proposed that deamination of the methylated cytosine is followed by "error-prone repair" which not only establishes the C→T mutation but also gives rise to point mutations in nearby bases at the same time [ 162- 164] (but of course, "error-prone repair" may also be called a "change-inducing mechanism").

If a traffic jam forms or a robot moves off-course — errors that become much more common in a large group — nearby robots sense the problem and cooperate to fix it.

If a traffic jam forms or a robot moves off-course-errors that become much more common in a large group–nearby robots sense the problem and cooperate to fix it.

Of course, human error is often at fault, as when (for one year in the mid-1990s), there were two very different section 512s in Title 17 of the US Code.

As a matter of course, the error calculus to-be, treating random and unknown systematic errors side by side, should ensure the consistency and traceability of physical units, physical constants and physical quantities at large.

Rauner has had years to correct any errors, but of course no errors have been identified.