Thornton criticized his photographs for their unprofessional qualities, citing "errors of focus and accidents of design, as when an unexplained third leg and foot protrudes from the long coat of a hurrying scholar".
Of course, the nanovoltmeter readings are inferred from intensity readings, and errors of focus rapidly cause losses (errors) of intensity [16].
Bowe will renew criticism of Network Rail for its errors, lack of focus and poor cost-estimates, which have tripled the budget for electrifying the Great Western mainline to £2.8bn in two years.
Eventually these companies realize their error of not focusing enough on the new thing, and then the company fights desperately and hopelessly to recover.
Lane departure crashes were additionally caused by errors as a result of masked stimuli, law infringements, expectation errors as well as objective and action slips, while same direction accidents occurred additionally because of focus errors, expectation errors, and objective and action slips.
When they blurred the images by systematically changing the focus error in the computer simulation and tested the response of the filters, the researchers found that they could predict the exact amount of focus error by the pattern of response they observed in the feature detectors.
This two-step focus procedure (coarse and fine) minimized the impact of focus error on the clarity of individual cones, the retinal layer of interest in this study.
Like in the original SX-700 design, the resolution is mainly limited by the slope errors of the focusing mirror.
"It's individual errors and a lack of focus that is costing us.
As the DM starts to continually correct the rms wavefront error after the step, the depth of focus of the eye will be reduced.
