Due to the inherent error of light-scattering instruments, from the raw data, outliers outside of mean +/− three standard deviations were removed, prior to deriving mean concentrations for each sampling stop.
The error of the light path of two beams reflected at a distance of about 10 mm was ±0.2 nm corresponding to a sensitivity of Δγ = ±3 mN m−1.
and features of the method (a significant error for light elements, the effect of electron beam on oxide surfaces, etc).. Nevertheless, this result should be taken into account when describing other properties of the synthesized compounds.
The appeal, brought by two men on Kentucky's death row, Ralph Baze and Thomas C. Bowling, each convicted of double murders, asked the court to find the Kentucky protocol unconstitutional if it imposed an "unnecessary risk" of error in light of potential alternatives.
However, schematisation of an homogeneous medium cannot address the heterogeneous nature of canopies and interactions between plants or plant organs, and errors in calculation of light interception may occur.
Middle figure: boxplot of the angular error of normal maps under various degrees of light calibration error.
These measurements were available to Maxwell, having been made in 1856 by the German physicists Rudolph Hermann Arndt Kohlrausch and Wilhelm Eduard Weber, and his calculation gave him a result that was the same, within the limits of error, as the speed of light in vacuum.
The principles of detection theory are used to quantify the probability of error for the detection of light atoms from HR STEM images.
Two experiments were carried out to examine the effect of incorporating two different types of simple prompt to reduce post-completion error in the use of light switches in office meeting rooms.
"The policy is intended to reduce the potential for serious error in light of a student's enthusiasm to release 'breaking news,'" she said.
