Sentence examples for error defining from inspiring English sources

In "Rights Gone Wrong," Richard Thompson Ford, a law professor at Stanford, argues that both the progressive left and the colorblind right are guilty of the same error: defining discrimination too abstractly and condemning it too categorically, with similarly perverse results.

If the classification of CADASIL in the ICHD-II was not revised, clinicians will be induced to commit a formal error defining the headache as migraine or omit useful clinical details attributing the headache to CADASIL without giving any further characteristic.

Nate Cohn, of the Times, has reviewed potential pollster error and suggests that so-called coverage error — defined as the failure to contact each likely voter with equal probability — and other problems lead to an undersampling of Democratic-leaning voters.

It is the equivalent of "symbol error" defined in [2].

Specifically, we plot the mean square error (defined as ).

The statistical error defined as (sigma/ sqrt{N}) is 1.5%.

In such a case, the RMS error (defined in Equation 14) was between 5 and 10%.

Quantification error, defined as the percent difference between experimental and true activities, was evaluated.

The concurrence error, defined as (varepsilon _{C}equiv1 - C), takes the value (1.9 times1.9{-1.9.

The quantity determining the efficiency of quantization is the quantization error defined as.

Specifically, we plot the mean square time synchronization error (defined as ).