Sentence examples for error to convert from inspiring English sources

They had led early courtesy of Juan Mata's 20th of a personal 64-match marathon of a campaign, the Spaniard capitalising on Howard's error to convert a rebound, with Oscar outstanding in driving them back into the contest.

In a separate article, Stanford political scientist Simon Jackman explains in detail how he has used past polling errors to convert the Pollster tracking model's probability that a candidate leads in the polls to a probability that he will win the election.

But he went 0-for-4 and also made a throwing error trying to convert a double-play in the fifth inning.

The admission would not be noteworthy except that Mr. Lesniak is a state senator in New Jersey, and it is unusual for an elected official not only to admit an error but to convert it into something positive.

Then, the desired position of each driving subsystem is proposed to attain the driven system tracking with the sub-guaranteed cost, which is employed for the generalized coupling error (GCE) design to convert the complicated coupling issue into the GCE convergence, such that the complexity of controller design is extremely simplified.

Army (0-3) was prone to error throughout, permitting Louisville to convert two blocked punts into touchdowns, enabling Damien Dorsey to run back a punt 81 yards for a touchdown and committing penalties that stalled drives.

The model error is also used to convert the deterministic process constraints into stochastic constraints which are respected with a given accuracy.

[Environ Health Perspect 119 598 606 (2011)] have reported errors in their paper, which resulted from errors in formulas applied to convert risk estimates for continuous exposure from reviewed studies.

Therefore, we attempt to convert the error system into another system to which backstepping is applicable.

To convert the error terms ε e,i,j into probabilities, we use a Boltzmann-like exponential weighting:.

Forecast errors were calculated by subtracting fitted values from actual health state values and dividing by the mean actual health state value to convert absolute forecast errors into relative forecast errors as a percentage of the actual sample mean health state value.