Sentence examples for ensuing errors from inspiring English sources

Some of the ensuing errors, my friend believes — including the fight in the National Assembly — are the consequence of the internal tensions between different Chavista groups.

In an email, producer Valtteri​ Laihanen explains, "data representing the human form is digitized, translated and transformed while using the ensuing errors and as a place of exploration".

This is not much when compared with existing cropland areas (Table 2), so the ensuing errors introduced by our estimation method will also be small.

RANGERS 9, ATHLETICS 6: Mike Magnante's bases-loaded wild pitch and an ensuing error by catcher Ramon Martinez gave Texas three seventh-inning runs as the host Rangers rallied.

The design properties of this class of codes assure any contribution of errors in one observed vector, [E] m, appearing in syndrome vector [S] m is linearly independent of syndromes caused by ensuing error vectors [E]i+1, [E]i+2,..., [E]i+lin adjacent observed vectors.

A wild pitch and ensuing throwing error from the catcher scored two more for the Giants to cut their deficit to two, 6-4.

They all distinguish between descending proprioceptive predictions of (Ia and Ib) primary afferents and predictions of the precision of the ensuing prediction error.

The ensuing prediction error may then be used for on-line updating of a model for predicting auditory inputs (Winkler et al., 1996; Näätänen and Winkler, 1999).

This framework assumes that the brain uses internal hierarchical models to predict its sensory input and suggests that neuronal activity (and synaptic connections) try to minimize the ensuing prediction-error or (Helmholtz) free-energy.

In response to President Kenyatta's aborted trip to the US this past summer and the ensuing comedy of errors that was State House's handling of the mid-flight u-turn, I wrote a piece whose take-away was "when in a hole, stop digging".

The problem with welcoming back a host of players, primarily to the backs, however is the inevitable rust and ensuing litany of handling errors.