Sentence examples similar to hour error from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s the mean 48-hour error in the storm tracks forecast by the National Hurricane Center was about 510 km (320 mi).

After 22 hours error scores of the treated groups returned to the baseline level (Figure 2 and Table 2).

Similarly called "hour-errors" and "day-errors" were usually a result of local bulletin producers failing to update the hours/days values in a case where the arrival time at a particular station was falling into the next hour/day as compared to the event origin.

In the invasion of Sicily, the actor-turned-landing-craft-skipper was actually the first person ashore, a nonheroic deed of derring-don't blamed entirely on an hour's error in orders.

By defining productivity as patients per hour, potential error was reduced secondary to fewer variables in calculating productivity.

A company called Cepheid, based in Sunnyvale, California, now makes a device, called a GeneXpert, that allows doctors to diagnose TB in under two hours — without error or doubt.

Incubation for 20 hours, the error bars indicate the standard deviation.

An experienced bookkeeper could post about 245 accounts per hour, but errors were common and required another person to proof the work of the first.

Although wind forecasts can be wrong in a particular hour, these errors tend to smooth out over the course of several hours.

I contacted Google with the names of the affected calendars; they said they were aware of the problem, and within 24 hours, the error had been corrected.

Within 48 hours, the error was resolved and the journey resumed.