Sentence examples for digitized error from inspiring English sources

Owing to the noise shaping in the stages, the digitized error estimate must be filtered in the same way, in order to achieve effective cancelation.

Spatial data were digitized using ArcGIS 9.3 software (Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri), Inc., Redlands, USA) and coverage edited to remove digitization errors such as overshoot, undershoot, dangles, and labels for plotting herd sites (locations).

The EMG signals were amplified, digitized, and digitally filtered.

However, digitized voice data can tolerate some error and loss without noticeable degradation in call quality.

17 natural body and wing markers (Fig. 1) were digitized in both views and transformed into three-dimensional coordinates by direct linear transformation (DLT), using Matlab® routines (courtesy of Christoph Reinschmidt) (error estimate of the digitized body and wing coordinates in 3D can be found in supplementary material Table S1).

To quantify and minimize measurement error all wings were digitized two times at different sessions as follows: images of both the left and right wings were captured during a given session and after an entire round on all individuals the same process was repeated again.

To reduce measurement errors, all cephalograms were digitized and traced by one investigator (TPB).

HDSs are known for the guided quantization of continuous-valued sources as well as for repairing errors in discrete-valued (digitized) sources.

Each individual was digitized twice in order to assess measurement error.

The signals are immune to electromagnetic distortion because digitized data are transmitted in the interference-resistant, error-correcting digital Bluetooth protocol.

The algorithm is based on the Least Error Squares (LES) technique and uses digitized samples of voltage at a relay location.