Sentence examples for growing error from inspiring English sources

Sensor fusion of gyroscope, accelerometer and True Air Speed (TAS) sensor helps in minimizing the characteristic time growing error present in gyroscopic integrated data.

We conclude that GVR's interfaces and implementation are flexible and portable and create a gentle-slope path to tolerate growing error rates in future systems.

The triangles in Figure 3 show that the data points follow a trajectory that departs from the reference cluster with growing error rate.

The authors conclude that innovations can be only used to detect the failures caused by relatively fast growing errors, while the statistic for the extrapolation method, which averages the innovation vector elements over time, can be used to detect slower error ramps.

Unfortunately, due to its integrative nature, small measurement errors in f ~ k and ω ~ k accumulate, giving rapidly growing estimation errors.

The second approach detects the slowly growing (ramp) errors by considering the GPS measurements over a relatively long period (up to 30 minutes) and using KF innovations averaged over 2.5, 10 and 30 minutes.

As the size of the data set grows, sampling error and the width of the 95% credibility intervals will tend to decrease (down to a limit set by the prior [ 75]).

And the episode throws just a tiny wedge of light onto a criminal justice system that needs to take an unflinching look at the growing evidence of error.

Throw in a popular culture, including cable television news, that often rewards being provocative, rather than being right, and one has an unavoidably growing risk of error and overstepping just as Mr. Hecht's feverish, corner-cutting press room is now an unavoidable 24/7 online reality.

These extra numerical differentiations will act as a catalyst for the error growing in each integration step, and that it turns out to suppress the reconstruction domain.

To varying degrees (and predating the founding of Ms. Moskowtiz's network), huge swaths of American education have fallen victim to Successification: creeping emphasis on the shallowest of measures as ends unto themselves, the steady assault on childhood as a time of play and exploration, growing intolerance for error in both answers and behavior.