Sentence examples for error belongs from inspiring English sources

The error belongs to the moral dimension of American life — a highly systematic, entirely futile effort to imagine the terms of a perfect world inside even so minor a forum as the official rulebook of a boys' game.

Based on such conditions, an algorithm is proposed for the computation of a (C,A -invariant polyhedron C,A -invariant one to which the initial error belongs.

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If the initial error belongs to a (C,A -invariant set, then it C,A -invariant thisetethen means of a suitable observation law.

For OFDM, the orthogonality cannot be preserved anymore and a strong interference level is present even if the delay error belongs to the CP interval.

It is shown that if the initial error belongs to a D- C, A)-invariant set, then it can be kept in this set by means of a suitable output injection, for all aD- Csible disturbA -invariantise.

And the truth was largely John's; error belonged in an Egyptian cave.

At the same time, the relays decoding in error belong to the jamming set, where the relays transmit jamming to disturb the eavesdropper.

However, the biggest error belonged to wicketkeeper Matt Prior, who dropped the left-hander on 27 after lunch, a simple chance that lodged in his chest then fell to the ground in his confusion over whether he had caught the ball.

The lowest error belonged to P1 (0.71 cm) and the highest amount of errors happened in P2 (1.08 cm).

Jim Fassel lamented the Giants' many mistakes in their 16-13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday, and he admitted today that one of the errors belonged to him.