Sentence examples for error that came from inspiring English sources

Inspection of their initial results led them to modify their assimilation scheme and to incorporate a predictor-corrector algorithm to apply upon the forecast, the goal of which was to reduce the secular component of the forecast error that came from the numerical model itself (consult Kuang et al. 2010, for details).

The first is statistical sampling error: statistical error that comes from interviewing only a random sample of the population, rather than everyone.

The four-day training program served up constant reminders of the inevitable trial and error that comes with learning a new sport, particularly for someone in a wheelchair.

His strike sailed over the bar, but it is the sort of error that comes from so much change at the back.

Still, many suspect one of the problems may be that the Decatur plant uses older equipment than other plants and is only beginning to switch to more highly automated technology that will reduce the margin of error that comes in making tires by hand.

The MESE model used in column (a) is designed to take full advantage of the direct model for measurement error that comes with NALS, and the PV method in column (b) duplicates this approach, using multiple imputations designed for secondary users.

When random samples are used, there is always potential error that comes with using a sample.

I am simply reiterating the missed opportunities and room for error that come from privileging secret and paid information over what is open and free.

It often serves as a barometer for the rest of his career and indicates how he will respond to the unavoidable adversity and errors that come with playing in an N.F.L. secondary.

Estimation errors that come from initial state estimates and uncompensated disturbances are effectively dealt with via certain robust feedback at each step of the ARC backstepping design.

For quality assurance and quality control, a sample blank, which consists of reagent water and all reagents that are normally in contact with a sample during the entire analytical procedure, was used to minimize the errors that come from any of the prepared chemical reagents.