Sentence examples for error of reference from inspiring English sources
The brain emotion based adaptive mechanism is constructed with state tracking error of reference and adjustable models using Lyapunov function.
Among them, as well as some sort of critical gamut - from Iris Murdoch to Charlton Heston - there was many an old boy in the admiralty and its American equivalent (whose admirals feted him on visits to America), and every other member of all the little yacht clubs of both countries, who will bring their guns to bear at once at the slightest printed error of reference to their near sacred texts.
The RMSECV for POX was determined as 0.31 g L−1; the RMSECV normalized to the calibration range is 9% which is slightly worse than the estimated error of reference analysis (5%).
Relative errors of reference circle method and Pro/E solid modeling method are shown in Fig. 5a.
We propose an approximate method that uses the generalized Gram-Charlier series to analyze the error of the reference model.
Software simulation and experimental results show that the proposed damping network not only eliminate high frequency noise component of inertial devices, but also effectively inhibit high & low frequency error of DVL reference velocity.
The error of this reference speed and actual speed is the input to the (PI) regulator.
The positional error of street reference data is closely related to the scale of the data.
Of those 21 studies, 11 studies in which International Organization for Standardization criteria, error-grid method, or percentage of values within 20% of the error of a reference were used were selected for evaluation.
Eleven studies [ 15- 25] that used ISO criteria, error-grid method, or percentage of values within 20% of the error of a reference were selected for further assessment (Table 1).
Fig. 3(b) shows the calibration curve for PenV; the respective RMSECV was determined as 0.22 g L−1 and the normalized RMSECV (to calibration range) is 4%, which is in the range of the expected error of the reference method.
