Sentence examples for error in projecting from inspiring English sources

In some circumstances, the human subject makes an error in projecting his retinal image, so that the object giving rise to the image appears to be in a different place from its true one; the image is said to be falsely projected.

Optimal parameters are chosen where the errors in projected data as well as image errors are minimal.

Given the uncertainty and likely errors present in projected market surveys, we designed a method wherein a new hospital is assigned to an existing Hospital Group using only geographic location.

In a study of 40 cohesion fund programmes the European Court of Auditors (ECA) calls for the Commission to shorten the time taken to correct errors in project management.

However, many veterinary research projects do not involve statisticians at all, or only do so at a late stage; this is reflected by many errors in project design and data analysis among published papers of veterinary interest.

"I want you to understand that any error in a project can invalidate the entire research project," the professor told Arnold in one email.

There was a margin of error in all the projected physician headcounts, and the error size increased with the time lag between projection and assessment.

The second custom function is used to conduct spatial-temporal conflict analyses on any number of layers to investigate potential project-scheduling errors in both project databases.

Design errors in space projects are a consequence of the complexity of space systems and the relative ease by which failures of highly energetic systems can propagate to catastrophic consequences.

Early efforts injected into design can improve design quality and reduce errors in deliverables, project costs, and negative iterations.

"We feel a duty to our community — and our creators especially — to approach these investigations methodically as there is no margin for error in canceling a project.