Sentence examples for error from that from inspiring English sources

A wild forehand, her 16th such error from that side, cost Sanchez Vicario her first service game in the second set, and although she broke immediately back and then held for a 2-1 lead, Pierce took over for good in the fifth game.

This paper presents the general equations to calculate the standard deviation of the reflected ray error from that of slope error through geometry optics analysis, applying the equations to calculate the standard deviation of the reflected ray errors in five kinds of solar concentrated reflector, and providing typical results.

In contrast to the experimental data in artificial sandstone cores, the modified model of porosity variation reduces the error from that between the experiment data and the formula of Biot's model, which considers only the compaction of matrix and fluid.

From spectroturbidimetric data [54], the initial cell density was 5 × 107 cells mL−1. Figure 6 shows that the absorbance of the control culture in an NP-containing medium did not differ within the limits of error from that in an NP-free medium.

"But we were right on the back foot from the first 30 seconds and then it was just a calamity of errors from that point onwards".

The first is statistical sampling error: statistical error that comes from interviewing only a random sample of the population, rather than everyone.

Pellegrini, already under fire after a limp Champions League defeat to Barcelona at the Etihad in midweek, will be cursing another error from Vincent Kompany that allowed Henderson room to fire home.

1. Error different from that alleged.

So we postulate the existence of an error state, and we say that a process 'aborts' (or: 'suffers from presupposition failure') in a given context if it leads to the error state from that context.

In order to isolate the impact of the random error term from that of, in terms that are strictly comparable, the first 4 columns of Table 4 present results corresponding to first-differencing without resort to GMM estimation.

One respondent referred to the difference in public opinion about routine-based errors and errors that arise from complex care: "Most errors are routine-based and are due to a loss of concentration or dedication.