Sentence examples for example the error from inspiring English sources

The present paper, using as example the error fields induced by tolerances in toroidal field coils, quantifies their effect on the plasma boundary shape in equilibrium configurations.

For example, the error rate, the people who are getting welfare checks or food stamps who are not eligible, or people to whom the agency pays more than it should.

As an example the error time series at this location over the testing duration of November 4, 2009 April 1, 2012 is shown in Fig. 4 with respect to both u- and v-components separately.

By taking the result in Fig. 24 as an example, the error of initial positioning is over 13 m, but the one almost decreases to less than 2 m when the timestamp is over 100 s.

For example, the error associated with BSR depths was 20 m assuming a P-wave velocity error of 100 m/s and a two-way travel time between the seafloor and the BSR of 0.4 s.

He gives as an example the error, or the crudeness, of someone responding to a complaint concerning the depiction of a human smile (specifically, that the smile did not seem genuine), with the reply that, after all, the lips are only parted one one-thousandths of an inch too much: such differences, however small in measure, in truth matter enormously.

For example, the errors in M2 (E2) using station configuration A are 0.30 and 0.77 for the vacuum and solid models, respectively.

For example, the errors are classified into four in [11]: (a) odometry error, (b) sensor noise, (c) error between the model environment and the real working environment, and (d) alteration of the environment, such as appearance of a new object.

Because we take (l=2) in this example, the errors in the (L^{2}(L^{2})), (L^{2}(H^{1}) ), (L^{2}), and (H^{1} ) norms theoretically should have the third-order accuracy concerning k.

The loss function usually takes the form of error penalty, for example, the squared error: L (x, y, f ) = (y - f (x ) ) 2 which aims at achieving low error rate on training data.

For example, if the error terms in a linear regression model are in reality positively autocorrelated, failure to account for this may underestimate the standard errors of the estimated regression coefficients [ 27].