Sentence examples for errors relative to the from inspiring English sources

However, these are errors relative to the bathymetry, and within each photogrammetry reconstructions, the errors associated with the positioning of individual organisms would be much smaller (scaling errors as obtained from the lasers: 1 3 mm).

However, calculated reliabilities and associated probabilities of failure often have significant uncertainties associated with the possible estimation errors relative to the 'true' failure probabilities.

Fourier analysis shows that the existing skew-symmetric forms of the convective term result in reduced aliasing errors relative to the conservation form.

Due to this weighting technique, errors relative to the data value were regarded instead of absolute errors and errors in the low concentration range become large.

Bit error rate (BER) is the percentage of bits that has errors relative to the total number of bits sent in a transmission.

Students who completed the hierarchical alignment activity demonstrated a better sense of the relative durations of geological events and a reduction in the magnitude of temporal location errors relative to the control group on the two items assessing geologic time.

The evaluation criteria were based mainly upon the magnitude of error relative to the estimate (MER) as well as to the mean of MER MMERR).

Within these two bounds, the phase-field Navier Stokes equations appear to generate an O error relative to the exact sharp-interface equations.

It is also shown that the consistency error, relative to the Navier Stokes equations, and the microscale of the enhanced model are less than those of the Navier Stokes-αβ model.

We numerically investigate the convergence properties of the method for 1D to 3D uniform grids for energy dissipation, an error relative to the exact solution, and von Neumann dissipation and dispersion errors.

The truncation error analysis also shows that the application of the usual alternating split-operator method to an equilibrium reaction (linear retardation) actually increases the (first order in time) truncation error relative to the standard method.