Sentence examples for error whose from inspiring English sources

That is a major strategic error whose significance will be noted not just by Russia and its neighbours, but around the world.

The variability of successive cross-sectional areas of samples appears to be of marginal importance for the occurrence of this error, whose mean value was 1.15%.

Subtitled "Eleven Lessons From the Life of Robert S. McNamara," the movie organizes his hard-won observations into a list of maxims about war and human error whose cumulative message suggests that in wartime nobody really knows anything.

Due to beam leakage in the interferometer, imperfect polarization components, and ghost reflections, the displacement measurement suffers from periodic error, whose pitch is multiple harmonics of the Doppler frequency.

Moreover, the bigger the target is in relation to the bidder, the more likely the parties are to include an earnout in the deal, likely due to the fact that smaller buyers may seek the extra protection provided by earnouts to compensate for their lesser information-gathering resources and to reduce valuation error, whose impact is positively associated with the target size.

This number is then integrated to provide the phase error, whose average is forced to be zero by the loop.

In this work, the IPCR method is extended to deal with measurement errors whose variances vary along both modes, by using a factored noise model.

Although they differ, these programs — which typically feature prompt investigation of errors whose findings are shared with the victims, as well as an apology and compensation for injuries — are operating at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Stanford and eight hospitals and outpatient groups in Massachusetts.

"It's a non-homosexual world, and the majority of those who are buying, selling, and reading literature are non-homosexual," the journalist Tyler Coates wrote for Flavorwire last summer, in an article that riveted my attention because it happened to appear the week before the release of my own novel, "Necessary Errors," whose main character is gay.

Though list decoding can correct errors whose number is beyond dmin/2, the ability of correcting more errors is at the cost that the solution is not unique.

Figure 4(c) shows the estimated slip deficit distribution with random errors whose standard deviations are twice as large as those for the case in Fig. 4(b).