Sentence examples for error imposed from inspiring English sources

However, Jerusalem-based correspondents say that some government ministers privately believe that the restrictions were an error, imposed at the behest of an intelligence service who were wrong-footed by the disclosures in the first place and are anxious to avoid further embarrassment.

Ultimately, it measures the overall body size error imposed by our simplistic inter-polation method.

We measure the overall interpolation error imposed by our interpolation method in terms of mean body size differences between the synthesized and captured body models.

Note that the small error imposed by our interpolation method, with a mean of 1.54% among all assessed sequences (see Table 2), ensures a good approximation of the synthesized body with the captured, especially at higher metric resolutions.

Alternatively, we suggest a different approach avoiding the error imposed by over-analysis of cumulative global scores from additive scales.

Moreover, most of the trials included in the analysis of safety had a duration of treatment up to 3 6 months (Table  2; 10 out of 16 studies); therefore, the error imposed by the variation in treatment length should not be significant for the overall interpretation of the side effect results either.

This vortex method employs the splitting and merging skills to control the convection error, imposes a vortex sheet on the body to enforce the no-slip boundary condition, selects a fast vortex method to speed up the computation, and finally takes advantage of the boundary element method to create the geometry flexibility.

On the other hand, when dealing with coded scenarios over noisy channels, it is important to point out that the data fusion problem can be regarded as a particular case of the so-called distributed joint source-channel coding of correlated sources, since the nonzero probability of sensing error imposes a spatial correlation among the data registered by the sensors.

To test this hypothesis, we evaluated the Gallager error bound against random errors imposed onto the symbol sequences SA and SA*.

However, epigenetic errors imposed on individuals are normally erased during germ cell development and are never transmitted to the next generation by natural mating, as shown in mouse somatic cell cloning experiments [30], [31].

However, factors, such as net load variability and forecast errors, impose practical limitations on matching the scheduled generation and the real-time demand.