Sentence examples for error generation from inspiring English sources

However, we do not intend to focus on a general error rate, but rather assess the effect of several variables on error generation.

This paper reviews the processes of perception and error generation and possible strategies for minimising them.

Fault latency is defined as the interval between the moments of fault occurrence and error generation (Shin and Lee [1984]).

An additional error simulator module is used to perform error generation and the addition of ASR confidence scores [55].

If these variations are not checked, they cause instabilities, resulting in chaotic saddles responsible for in-process systemic error generation.

The results demonstrate that the Reynolds number and the density ratio are the two crucial parameters which affect the measurement accuracy and error generation.

They are not anxious to commit themselves to a specific career, let alone settle down and start families, and they are easy being looked upon as a trial-and-error generation.

Although a number of definitions for genetic drift exist (Masel, 2012), biologists generally define genetic drift as a change in the allele frequencies within a population resulting from random sampling error from generation to generation (Futuyma, 2005; Barton et al., 2007).

Our analysis also demonstrates that the most critical error-generation condition is vibration along with the sense direction of gyroscopes (denoted as sense-direction vibration) because of its contribution to all causes of error.

"Demand should be met in all but the most extreme potential combinations of demand forecast error and generation unavailability," its winter outlook says.

Fig. 6 Error codebook generation.