The two wavelengths, which exert the minimum error in prediction of two metal ion concentrations, are chosen according to an error analysis of different pairs of wavelengths.
Forecast errors exert inevitable disturbance on the robustness of scheduling strategy.
Systematic reviewers have little control over random errors but can exert some influence over systematic errors (bias).
Among the shape parameters of the analysed irregular soil samples, the greatest impact on the measurement error is exerted by their enlarged lateral surface, which almost entirely explains the whole error of hydraulic conductivity measurement.
Kohlschreiber, 31, clung on early in the second, seeing off a break point in game five, and began to exert more pressure as Murray's error count crept up.
The interim manager put on his captain, Wayne Rooney, for the final 17 minutes in an effort to exert some control and pointed to individual errors as a cause for concern, but attempted to offer some context to his side's struggles.
Interestingly, the intensity of the 'neutralized' synaptic conductance exerted the strongest influence on the RPC error.
Then, based on a Lyapunov function candidate an adaptive switching gain is derived which make the controller capable to bring the tracking error to zero without any disturbance exerted upon the stability.
This diversity is a consequence of high viral turnover, high viral reverse-transcriptase (RT) error rate, recombination, and selective pressures exerted by the host's immune system, including CD8+ T cell responses [10] [12].
Control for potential center effects is exerted by introduction of the ωj center-specific error terms of the intercept parameter.
