Sentence examples for definite errors from inspiring English sources

Then the renewed eigenvectors are put into Rayleigh quotient again as an iterative process until the permitted "error forces" or definite errors of eigenvalues are reached.

Early reviewers said that "[t]he arguments are wild" (Kreisel 1958, 153), that the passages "on Gödel's theorem… are of poor quality or contain definite errors" (Dummett 1959, 324), and that (RFM App. III) "throws no light on Gödel's work" (Goodstein 1957, 551).

Definite errors were found in 1%, errors were suspected in a further 5% and uncertainty about the cause of death, despite review, was recorded for 27%.

When EPs made definite errors but no inadequacies in the BMPs were identified, then the cause of CSAEs was defined as 'judgement defect'.

The " Summary Page" is designed to mitigate this problem by applying the following principles: a) focusing on the key fields; b) visually integrating information in these fields to facilitate detection of discrepancies and contradictions; and c) pointing out probably (though not necessarily definite) errors.

The objective review process to determine CSAEs and also their causes, as shown in figure 1B, uses a systematic method to ascertain whether there was clinical evidence to indicate insufficiencies in the BMP 9 13 14 or a definite error.

Let be the positive-definite error covariance matrix for an estimator that achieves the CRLB.

The last item GE2 ("I am satisfied with how I am coping with my illness") had a correlation coefficient of 0.08 with its own subscale EWB, which was significantly smaller (P = 0.04) than its correlation with the FWB subscale (r = 0.43), fulfilling the definition of a definite scaling error [ 28].

After the previously mentioned conditions were excluded, the causes of CSAEs would be considered as 'physicians' factors' if we could find clinical evidence of inadequacies in the BMP or definite physicians' errors, and the causes would be considered part of the disease process if we could not (the analytical process is described below).

It was also associated with a definite scaling error implying that item GE2 should be included in the FWB subscale rather than the EWB subscale when FACT-Ga is used in Chinese GC patients [ 28].

After a detailed comparison, "Rotary axis component shift" is more suitable to definite the geometric errors of rotary axis.