At first sight, this result seemed to confirm our hypothesis: animals with larger IIPMF projections committed fewer errors, mastering the task more rapidly than animals with smaller IIPMF.
The system is continuously monitoring itself against faults such as: operational slave errors, operational master errors, operational cable errors, maintenance-related slave errors, maintenance-related master errors, and maintenance-related cable errors.
Compounding these navigational errors, the master had not taken any depth soundings (which would have confirmed his location over the Agulhas Bank), before heading north.
First, with the defined synchronization variables containing the velocity error and the position error between master and slaver, a new adaptive controller using the acceleration signal is designed to guarantee the position and velocity tracking performance between the master and the slave manipulators.
Neurosurgeons typically require years of hands-on experience, together with multiple initial trial and error, to master the optimal force needed during the performance of neurosurgical tasks.
This group of 80 etchings by more than 40 artists from the collection of the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, N.Y., is a special treat: each is an error-free master impression, pulled in the Lower Manhattan shop of Henry Voigt, who printed the works of many artists associated with the movement.
To minimize the chance of error, a master mix was prepared before class so students only had two pipetting steps (mixing their DNA to the PCR master mix).
For example, the research group of machine tool development has plenty of experience in manufacturing and measurement of spindle and guideway errors, and masters some rules of these errors, which is quite useful.
Through trial and error, he mastered technique.
A mathematical model is developed in order to identify the setup errors of each master ball and the probe.
