Sentence examples for immediate error from inspiring English sources

Immediate error feedback recommended by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) showed the worst performance in these studies.

The present study investigates the similarities and differences between immediate error corrections and signaling responses by means of behavioral and event-related potential data.

However, since it only corrects the immediate error in the system, it is quite possible that even in a steady state an error persists.

It has been a question of debate whether immediate error corrections in speeded forced-choice reaction time tasks require an error detection signal from the performance monitoring system or whether they reflect delayed correct responses that are executed after the premature error like in a horserace.

Two other explanations that can reconcile our findings [18] with previous findings both require us to abandon the view of externally provided feedback being used for immediate error correction.

Since packet errors in downlink transmissions happen only when we decide to transmit, we define the immediate packet error cost due to the action a i as text{err}(g_{-i},a_{i})=eta a_{i}P_{e}(g_{-i}), (7).

A mixed bag from Murray: an immediate unforced error, an ace, a long rally during which Murray finds the extremities of the court with unerring accuracy, a point lost while attempting to force things along, another lost while charging the net and being passed with ease, break point saved with a lovely whipped cross-court forehand, then two weak shots into the net from deuce.

Obliterated, with each page request now resulting in an immediate browser error.

When we see problems as glitches, we tend to focus on the immediate failure the coding error or the data entry error.

However, with immediate fixing the error and the number of epochs to an adequate level (not too low/not too high) and dividing the data into two sets: training and testing, one can avoid such problem by making several realizations and selecting the best of them.

The system provides immediate feedback via error correction and guidance on immediate steps, thus enabling users to 'learn by doing' (Crowley and Gryzbicki 2006).