Sentence examples for error in comparison to from inspiring English sources
We illustrate that this design procedure significantly reduces angular error in comparison to other well-known gradient approximation methods.
Results show that the system output error in comparison to the historical data is less than 5%, and it can resemble the council's behavior.
Moreover, defining time-dependent properties, which were obtained from two-layer visco-plastic model, yields results with 15% less comparative error in comparison to the results based on time-independent material properties.
The heat transfer capacity (UA) measurement by means of a calibration heater (1.25 12.5 kW/m³) was found to be very precise (<1.5% standard deviation) and the online in situ determination of the viscosity fairly accurate (9.8% arithmetic mean error) in comparison to the offline measured viscosity.
The convergence of the chain can be initially checked visually using trace plots and MC error in comparison to its posterior standard deviation.
The high precision of these algorithms (Freris & Kumar2007) should also be remarked, which provides a drastic reduction of the synchronization error in comparison to the standard SES mechanism, further reducing the number of resynchronization tasks.
Combined with the RCS and FCS scores, this method can achieve significantly lower alignment errors in comparison to an exhaustive sampling method.
Although there is a slight increase in the average errors in comparison to those obtained with the training data of size of 120, the errors are still quite small.
In a first experiment, using the EAT, O'Connell and colleagues were able to demonstrate that the skin-conductance response (SCR) to subjects' reactions, another correlate of (mostly sympathetic) ANS activity, is highly sensitive to subjective error awareness: The SCR was enlarged towards errors (in comparison to corrects), yet this only held true for consciously perceived errors.
Her error pales in comparison to the mistake made by her colleague Bill Turnbull, who had viewers spluttering into their coffees when he dropped the c-word live on air.
