Sentence examples for error in the gauge from inspiring English sources

This error model has two components: (1) the error in the gauge measurement itself, and (2) the error introduced by the gauge not capturing the spatial variability within a radar pixel.

The error in gauging measurements is ±8% of the flow.

The error of the stress equation occurring due to the difference in the gauge portion profile was compensated for by using the forced vibration factor (C1) and the gauge shape factor (C2).

Furthermore, it has been found that a minimum of 10 strain gauges is necessary to allow for a low error in the reconstructed forces.

Jennings and Wlezien wrote "there is no evidence that poll errors have increased over time, and the performance in very recent elections is no exception". Even in the 11 elections that had occurred since mid-2015, the average polling error in gauging support for large parties was 2.6 percentage points, barely higher than the 2.3-point long-term average.

Thus far, it has only been gauged that 5° shows no real difference in performance (barring the slight error in the dip position).

Facebook executives will probably also have to to field questions about how it gauges the success of video ads, after the company was forced to apologize last week for an error in the way it measured video viewership.

Externally-generated electrons from the flood gun can cause serious errors in the pressures indicated by the gauges; the error can be positive or negative depending on the gauge current-measuring circuit.

Even workers in nuclear power plants make "errors in reading gauges, interpreting indicator lights, and selecting the wrong button to push," Casner writes.

Its existence can introduce errors in the ion current measured by the ion gauge leading to an erroneous pressure reading.

To gauge possible systematic errors in the final PMFs, and to accurately estimate the deformation of the ADP ligand upon binding to the protein, we constructed two additional ADP-only paths for PMF calculations.