Sentence examples for error embedded from inspiring English sources

But this interpretation is based on a longstanding conceptual error embedded in the very language we use to discuss heart disease.

This is the reason why we call the proposed algorithm an error embedded error correction method.

Figure 1 Geometric meaning of the error embedded error correction methods.

In this paper, we develop an error embedded method based on generalized Chebyshev polynomials for solving stiff initial value problems.

On the basis of the error correction method developed recently, an algorithm, so-called error embedded error correction method, is proposed for initial value problems.

That is, the scheme we want to develop is an explicit single step algorithm, the so-called error embedded error correction method (EEECM), of the form textstylebegin{cases} phi_{m+1} = F phi_{m}, e_{m}), e_{m+1} = G phi_{m}, e_{m}, phi_{m+1}).

The performance of the proposed method is compared to other information hiding methods against various parameters such as robustness of stego-image against affine transformations, toughness of the dynamic key generated, detection of transmission error, embedding rate and reversibility.

For the tests without an extension bar, position errors embedded in the A- and C-axes are measured first.

However, we are well aware that the structure of the model is simplified and there exist modeling errors embedded in the structure of the mathematical model.

In particular, our alignment view enables biologists to closely visualize and examine base-by-base the genetic polymorphisms, repeats and/or sequencing errors embedded in the transcriptome assembly.

In SEM, the underlying HRQoL (e.g., emotional functioning) is estimated through specific items (i.e., emotional items) that measure this specific HRQoL by incorporating measurement errors embedded in the items (i.e., variance of emotional items not estimated by the underlying emotional functioning).