Sentence examples for error section from inspiring English sources

The great error section is from 1600.0 to 1616.7 miles which corresponds to chlorite amphibolites, and there is no fracture zone from the two fuzzy clusters.

The great error section is from 1705.2 to 1716.5 miles, there are two thin phengite eclogite layers and one fracture zone, while there is no phengite eclogite presented with the two methods in the corresponding depth.

In this section, we describe the basic structure of the STT-RAM cell including its read/write operations (see the next section), sources of its errors (see "STT-RAM error model" section), and circuit-level techniques to reduce them (see "Circuit-level techniques for reducing error " section).

For this purpose, we take observations and compute predictions at n= 0, 0.4,…0.4,…, 9. We use the averages and standard deviations for the entire (original) data and compute RMSE (see "Root mean square error" section) for judging the agreement between the predicted probability (p pred ) and observed probability (p obs ) for s and d.

2. Schematic representation of the timeline of the patient's clinical course 3. "Possible Error" section that lists likely errors based on a set of rules that take into account all fields in the record.

The medical error section of the survey asked about missed test results and resultant treatment delays encountered by respondents during the two week period prior to receipt of the survey.

After nearly 50 years of denying that it had any involvement with the military regime, the Marinho family, the long-standing owners of the company, placed a 1,300-word 1,300-wordin the errors section of O Globo, its Rio de Janeiro newspaper, at the weekend.

Two types of errors in flash memories are introduced in "Channel models for different types errors" section.

The following "Calibration and errors" section is dedicated to the calibration of the probe and the accuracy and temperature stability of the method.

In this section, we describe the basic structure of the PRAM cell including read and write operations (see "Background" section), characterization of its soft errors and hard errors (see "PRAM error model" section), and a circuit-level technique to reduce these errors (see "Circuit-level techniques for reducing soft and hard errors" section).

This section aims at comparing the SNR and diversity gains of the distributed ZF beamforming scheme without synchronization errors (Section 2) with respect to the case with residual CFO (Section 4) and verifying the proposed derivations.