Sentence examples for error definition from inspiring English sources

The stability of the subsystem during saturation is guaranteed by using a modified tracking error definition, in which the effect of the constraints has been filtered and removed.

In this paper, two different commonly used geometric error definition and modeling methods are firstly identified and analyzed, named as "Rotary axis component shift" and "Rotary axis line shift".

To demonstrate the effectiveness of this method, we will adopt the same error definition as [20].

ξ is defined as 5 pixels for translation, 0.05 for scaling (see Equation 11 for error definition), and 9° for rotation - which represents 5% of the Figure 4 x-axis range (maximal deformation).

However, our review did reveal a broad spectrum of error definition, not previously collated and published.

Section two assessed participant's perceived knowledge about medical error definition ("Do you know what is meant by medical error?").

We include both physics-based and mathematics-based error definitions, leading to different error-measures designed to emphasize either errors in large- or in small-scale flow properties.

The W ġ matrix elements result from three different contributions, namely: the surface integration weights in Eq. (19), the representation errors e r and the truncation errors e t (see Subsection 2.1 for these error definitions).

We revisit these derivations, and find that by ensuring symmetry in the error definitions, an exact formula can be found.

The National Library of Medicine was systematically searched for medical error definitions.

However, we used the survey qualitatively to illuminate and illustrate potential deficiencies in error definitions.