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The vulnerability of such systems to soft errors grows exponentially with technology scaling.

Unfortunately, the complexity of optimal MIMO detectors (which minimize the probability of either symbol or sequence detection errors) grows exponentially with the number of input streams and the order of the channel, if the latter is frequency-selective [2].

Small errors grow heads, fictions proliferate.

As the third set progressed, her unforced errors grew and her patience thinned.

And predictions are more speculative the further into the future they go, as even small errors grow large when repeatedly compounded.That immigration accounts for so much of the predicted rise in Britain's population makes discussing the problem of overcrowding politically difficult, for migration frequently tops the list of voters' concerns these days.

In time however, because errors grow exponentially, the solutions become inaccurate.

The positioning errors grow rapidly when obstacles or terrain obscure the sky precluding GPS receivers from obtaining signals through a sufficient number of satellites.

To separate these effects, we exploit the properties that, over time scales that are not too long, clock errors grow linearly, while the nonreciprocity contribution is constant.

The theoretical analysis shows that experimental errors can be kept within acceptable values, if the testing time period is within certain limits, out of which the errors grow quite rapidly.

At a low dose, the errors grow very large when the defocus is small, but even at a higher dose, errors due to noise become present when the defocus is too small.

The approximation accuracy of both methods is co-equal on the trained interval values <10,300>, however the ANN approximation ability rapidly falls outside of this range, while the D-PNN alternate errors grow just slowly.