Sentence examples for error of the device from inspiring English sources

The main focus of the first method is to detect and localize the capacitance mismatch, gain degradation, reference voltage error and offset voltage error of the device under test (DUT).

The error of the device is less than 5%.

Indeed, after adding the interferences as identified in this study cohort, all paired samples were in zones A and B. The total percentage of paired data values outside the glucose prediction error of the device is around 6%, less accurate than most of the blood gas analyzers [14].

The measuring range of the dial gauge was 1 to 5,000 μm and the error of the device was 0.5 μm.

Fortunately, in cases where the device records sitting when participants are actually lying in bed with their knees bent, a solution could be created to decrease measurement error of the device.

Indeed, after adding the interferences as identified in this study cohort, all paired samples were in zones A and B. The total percentage of paired data values outside the glucose prediction error of the device is around 6%, less accurate than most of the blood gas analyzers [ 14].

In order to become fully functional, both of these systems require a precise identification of all the parameters describing each part of the CMA, as well as identifying all the possible operational errors of the device.

By implementing designed supramolecular interactions, chemists have begun taking control of the nanoscale ordering of the active layer in an effort to move beyond the trial and error tuning of the device morphology.

However, the inspection technology is not perfect, and its accuracy is influenced by intrinsic measurement error of the ILI device as well as measurement noise.

The corresponding system errors of the measurement device are analyzed.

The commonly used model for capturing an original scene is the equation (7) I (s ) = S (x (s ) ) + N (s ) where x (s ) : Ω → R is an "ideal" image of the scene, is an operator encoding the known systematical errors of the imaging device and N (s ) is a noise term, cf. [ 22], pp. 60 ff., and [ 23], pp. 7 ff.