Sentence examples for error of length from inspiring English sources

As the number of sides of a regular polygon inscribed in a circle increases indefinitely, its perimeter and area "exhaust," or take up, the circumference and area of the circle to within any assignable error of length or area, however small.

In this paper we also describe the maximum permissible error of length measurement of the hybrid system.

We consider it unlikely that any potential systematic error of length measurement would differ between infants born to mothers with and without diabetes; i.e., the possible misclassification is nondifferential.

Although maternal recall of birth weight has been shown to be accurate and reliable (Adegboye and Heitmann 2008; Bat-Erdene et al. 2013; Buka et al. 2004), the normal flexed condition and head molding of the neonate at delivery may lead to measurement error of length (Shinwell and Shlomo 2003) and head circumference, respectively.

Where the code (45,33) is also capable of correcting any single error burst of length 3 or less by Remark 4. Table 5 gives comparison between minimum distance, code rate and error correction capability of codes C 15, C 45 in (F_{2}left [x;2mathbb {Z}_{geq 0}right ]), (F_{2}left [x;frac {2}{3}mathbb {Z}_{geq 0}right ]), respectively.

Length of the reference copy; Mean and standard error of the length between Helena copies; Mean and standard error (in parentheses) of percentage identity between Helena copies and the reference sequence Helena copies [ 18] Table 2 shows the average GC content for the upstream and downstream regions of the Helena insertions for each species.

The pretension deviation caused by two kinds of geometrical errors, manufacturing error of member length and installation deviation of anchoring joint, is investigated for a novel crescent-shaped tensile system applied as the canopy structure in Yueqing Stadium, Zhejiang, China.

Since we did not know at which end of a BAC clone the cdBES was located, ordering of cdBES along the physical map had an error of the length of one BAC clone, 100 to 200 kb.

The deviation of the observed length l i,k from this expectation, δ i,k = exp(ε i,k), can be attributed to multiple causes including the error of edge length estimation and local change of evolution rate.

Both theoretical considerations and empirical data point to measurement error of telomere length as the main culprit for what seems to be LTL elongation in a small subset of participants in the longitudinal evaluation of age-dependent LTL shortening.

The trend related to the error of strut lengths (Fig. 6(b), bottom left corner) shows a different tendency, with the error first increasing up to 20% after few iterations and then decreasing in the course of the iterative process, until complete convergence is reached.