Sentence examples for errors in point from inspiring English sources

In large sample inventories the model errors in point estimates of biomass will often dominate sampling errors [12, 40].

A prevailing statistical theory for the sampling errors in point measurement is re-examined; it is shown that in actuality this theory applies to a measurement procedure that involves placing the points at random on the surface, but not to the more conventional procedure where the points are arranged in a regular array.

In large sample inventories the model errors in point estimates of biomass will often dominate sampling errors [ 12, 40].

Errors in pointing are detected and corrected using the recently developed 'spectral knee' technique.

end{aligned} (4.11 By substituting (4.11) in Eq. (4.4) and comparing both sides of it, we reach absolute errors in points (see Table 1).

Therefore, accuracy of registration can be evaluated by the error in point placement as the RMSE between the transformed points and the points of reference image [5, 24].

The methods in literature have some limitations which make them strongly dependent on some properties of the mesh (point typology, mesh resolution, uniformity of the shape of triangles and error in point location).

Firstly, aim to solve the large scale, high precision and longtime stability measurement system issues, a measurement network based on laser tracker metrology was established, key technology for the metrology including: deducing the error in point measurement and uncertainty ellipsoid of laser tracker; optimizing the measuring stations and carrying out weighted measurement network regression.

Tryon (2001)[ 15] provides a useful method for adjusting for error in point estimates for multiple pairwise comparisons.

The error in pointing in the illusion condition was 3.6 cm, which corresponds to 14% of the actual distance between the stump and the index finger of the prosthesis, which is in the same order as previously reported proprioceptive drift measures for the rubber hand illusion (Ehrsson et al., 2005; Tsakiris and Haggard, 2005).

An alternative expression for the sampling errors in conventional point measurement is derived.