Sentence examples for governing error from inspiring English sources

This irregularity was identified as one of the governing error sources.

They have been wrong in part because oil money on the Saudi scale can pay for a lot of governing errors and buy off a lot of dissidents, but also because the family is not a brittle institution.

Packetization is an effective tool to govern error rates and, in the paper, source-coded data-partitioning serves to allocate smaller packets to more important data.

Sufficient conditions are derived such that the augmented system governing the error dynamics is globally asymptotically stable.

The parameters for each covariate and the hyperparameters governing the error covariance were estimated using Restricted Maximum Likelihood.

A generalized error governing scheme for PID controllers to compensate for actuator saturations is also developed.

The court held that the proper standard to apply to Frady's claim is the "plain error" standard governing relief on direct appeal from errors not objected to at trial, Fed.Rule Crim.Proc.

Although the cases he cites to support these additional exceptions involved constitutional errors, Justice STEVENS may well be correct in asserting that they also apply to errors governed by the statutory harmless-error provisions.

An administrative error by governing body Fina, however, means it has never been ratified, so when Cameron van der Burgh matched that time in the heats, it was given as a world record.

We test the implications of the model against legal doctrines governing reversible and nonreversible error of criminal convictions and on a sample of more than 1000 criminal defendants who appealed their convictions in the U.S. courts of appeals between 1996 and 1998.

Even as the clock ticked on an ultimatum from the top generals — to meet the demands of the protesters or face military intervention, they remained deeply reluctant to acknowledge errors in governing or the depth of popular discontent.