Sentence examples for error scenarios from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of voting algorithms in multiple error scenarios is considered in this article.

They were asked to "think aloud" while evaluating three error scenarios based on real events.

Different error scenarios are implemented to assess input uncertainty on EF, SMC and NEP as estimated with C-Fix.

In most of the systematic error scenarios (especially those where uncertainty in input and calibration data was represented using 'best-case' assumptions), the errors in measured data were fully compensated by the parameters.

The article presents the experimental results of selected component-oriented voters including majority, median, and linear predictor voters within a Triple Modular Redundant, TMR, system for a wide range of error scenarios.

Then we check the effectiveness of the solution proposed by means of numerical simulations which take into consideration possible error scenarios deriving from the adoption of the communication networks such as transmission errors, communication delays and cable breaks.

Participants learn the philosophy and utility underlying the eight interrelated PID perspectives: idea, metaphor, model, display, error, scenario, task, and control.

Participants learn the philosophy and utility underlying the eight interrelated physical interaction design perspectives: idea, metaphor, model, display, error, scenario, task, and control.

Figure 5 also confirms that the proposed receiver outperforms other receivers in the channel estimation error scenario.

Based on this new modified per-location load ω i r, we carry out a simulation study when a wireless link error scenario comes into play in order to see whether the fairness is supported in time-varying unreliable wireless link, which is to verify the role of ω i s in calculating per-location load, ω i r, in (2).

Recently, Parvin used a worst case of measurement error scenario estimation of the number of the samples nonconforming the quality specifications to propose a definition of the sampling time interval [8].