Sentence examples for errors of time from inspiring English sources

A one-dimensional layered model is built, in which the difference between theoretical and expected models is characterized by the root mean square (RMS) errors of time double differences (DDrms) (Concha et al. 2010; Waldhauser and Ellsworth 2000; Zhang et al. 2009a, b; Zhang and Thurber 2003; Zhou et al. 2010).

With the errors of Times staffers soon to be tracked newsroom wide, with the help of a new database, Mr. Blair's corner-cutting and sloppiness would have been readily available to key editors.

Suppose that δt is the error of time quantization.

Results show that prediction error of time to failure is less than 10%%.

Since the time points are calculated as the summation of measured time intervals, the variance of the quantization error of time points increases with time.

We compared the filtering effect of PCA and ICA by analyzing the reductions of root mean square (RMS) error of time series in these two regions.

The proposed technique is based on the RMS error of time double-differences, which are determined from surface records of perforation shots.

MSE (mean square error) of time delay and frequency change with JNR (jammer-to-noise ratio) are shown in Figs. 3 and 4, respectively.

The models performance were evaluated and compared using five performance criteria namely coefficient of efficiency, root mean square error, error of total volume, relative error of peak discharge and error of time for peak to arrive.

The performance of the neural network model was evaluated from the indices of root mean square error, coefficient of efficiency, error of peak discharge, and error of time to peak.

Six statistical indices (mean absolute error, root mean square error, correlation coefficient, error of time to peak discharge, error of peak discharge, and coefficient of efficiency) are employed to assess prediction performance.