Sentence examples for error referring from inspiring English sources

He argued that the Tory attempt to character-assassinate Miliband had been an error, referring particularly to the way in which the defence secretary, Michael Fallon, had claimed anyone prepared to "stab his brother in the back" to gain the Labour leadership was prepared to stab the nation's security in the back.

Another problem is that sampling error refers to only one potential source of uncertainty in a poll.

The Eastbound column last Sunday, about high gasoline prices, misstated the given name of a public affairs official of Exxon Mobil who discussed its second-quarter profits and, because of an editing error, referred to the official incorrectly.

The average error refers average of absolute difference between presented auditory frequency and rope-turning frequency.

The modelling error refers to the difference between the model fitting value and the true value.

In this article we examine approaches to training that might reduce the occurrence of a slip error referred to as a 'device initialization error'.

The random error refers to the forecasting error caused by some random and unpredictable factors that change the original load changing pattern.

The model of the imperfect channel estimation in [13] is employed, and the channel estimation error refers to the normalized one by the mean channel gain.

Then, one image is considered as a reference image and the other is predicted in order to generate a prediction error referred to as a residual image.

The row entitled "Pattern Error" refers to the average error for each pattern model over the different values of S. The column entitled "S Error" is the analog for the scattering coefficients.

The standard error refers to the theta estimation.