This may happen because, in word-based STD systems, longer terms are frequently composed of multiple words, which tend to decrease the STD performance since these words are more possible to convey ASR errors than a single word.
If the theory behind active inference is broadly correct, then all projections of 'ascending' direction will have 'forward' characteristics, because their function is to convey prediction errors.
"He thought he had arrived, but what Sullivan didn't know is that in Palm Beach, nouveau is a dirty word," Mr. Dunne, the program's host, tells the camera, peering flintily through his trademark tortoiseshell glasses to convey the fatal error of James Sullivan.
These principles are harder to convey than the customary lists of errors that get recycled from one traditional style guide to the next.
"The brilliance of Mr. Clooney's performance lies in his ability to convey indecision, hesitation and the precipitous tumble into error," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in November.
Matt in particular is overwhelmed, and sometimes paralyzed, by the necessity of choosing, and the brilliance of Mr. Clooney's performance lies in his ability to convey indecision, hesitation and the precipitous tumble into error.
Composed of 2.3m limestone blocks, each side nearly a quarter of a kilometre long, yet with an average error between them of just 58mm – the guidebook statistics accumulate but still fail to convey the sheer scale and spectacle of it.
When all the four codewords are used to convey the CFI, an additional term is introduced in the error probability given as and the Union Bound becomes (25).
The resulting errors were fundamentally worsened by pollsters, forecasters, and aggregators who were either overconfident in their results, or unable to convey a proper level of uncertainty to the public.
It's a hard message to convey.
