Sentence examples for estimated wrongly from inspiring English sources

The smaller the power ratio  P , the smaller is the amplitude of the first path in comparison to the second path and the more likely it is that the delay of the first path, namely the sampling phase, is estimated wrongly.

"Money Talks," which sparked a flap when its distributor estimated (wrongly) that it would tie with "G.I.

In a pair of tweets casting doubt on the official estimate of nearly 3,000 deaths, the president clung to an outdated estimate, wrongly suggested that doubt over the figure emerged "a long time later" and inaccurately characterized the new figure as including all deaths on the island.

Both suffered in case of wrongly estimated initial biomass.

It is assumed that the current mode (active dynamics) of the switched linear is unknown, and it will be shown that the estimate of the continuous states will be bounded at worst, if the mode is wrongly estimated.

The accounting giant Ernst & Young said it was investigating how it had wrongly estimated China's bad loans at $911 billion in a report that it withdrew on Friday after the country's central bank labeled it "ridiculous".

Holes and wrongly estimated depth points (outliers) might also exist.

If the system parameters are wrongly estimated, the system may diverge from the target performance.

For all schemes, a wrongly estimated set of assigned signatures prolongs the identification and increases the reader-to-tag communication overhead.

One may argue that, in the case of many space-time-magnitude grids, each with such low occurrence probabilities, the estimate of the overall probability that there are some events occurring in any of these grids will be wrongly estimated.

However, even with a large error probability in the prediction (e = 0.20 means that at 5 slots in the future the state is wrongly estimated with 67% likelihood) good performance gains can be achieved.