Sentence examples for error is restricted from inspiring English sources
As shown by the comparison between experimental and simulation results, the model error is restricted to ±1%, corresponding to a maximum absolute model error of 0.6 V.
Combining quantized DSC with an one to one mapping from output error to the first dynamic surface, the robust quantized adaptive controller is constructed to guarantee that all the signals in the closed-loop system are semi-globally uniformly ultimately bounded (SGUUB), and the tracking error is restricted within the prescribed output constraints.
The reason why the reconstruction error is restricted is geometric in nature: summarily, the reconstruction s ^ is restrained within a tiny tubular wedge that surrounds the original vector s, which ensures the stability of recovering (for further details please refer to [31], subsection 5.3).
The predictive error was found to be low for Na+ and Ca2+, except for greater travel times, while the K+ and Mg2+ error was restricted to the exchange fronts at some of the flow paths.
For this analysis, the desired statistical power and alpha error were restricted to ≥ 80% and ≤ 0.05 for the overall study throughout, however, other error limits could be used in the future as needed.
Research suggests that physicians' reporting of medical errors is restricted chiefly by fear of blame, liability, poor publicity, and estrangement from peers [ 16, 17].
In the production tests (random-order sentence production in Session 3 and the test session and novel + hint sentence production in the test session), errors were restricted to participants using the wrong markers.
Targeted resequencing has been applied successfully in B. subtilis [ 10] and Mycobacterium smegmatis [ 11], and in both cases the errors were restricted to changes in 1 2 nucleotides.
The obvious advantage of such an approach, over whole genome shotgun sequencing (WGS), is that errors in assembly related to distal chimeric regions are completely avoided and any other errors are restricted to only local regions of the assembly.
Furthermore, by relegating establishment of quantitative scale to a universal standard, error of scale is restricted to a single, well-defined entity.
In addition, simulation results show that during EM calibration, the stress distribution of the workpiece is improved, the bending moment is reduced which is responsible for the shape and size errors, then the rebound is restricted.
