Sentence examples for in which errors from inspiring English sources
Both singing and playing an instrument are complex activities in which errors are easily detected, and which require both intelligence and muscle control to do well.
The former Labour leader has also previously expressed concern that the inquiry has shifted from being a "lessons learned" process to one in which errors of judgement, or deception, are identified.
B5 SCIENCE/HEALTH Effort on Hospital Safety The nation's 172 veterans hospitals hired NASA to do for medical safety what it does for aviation: set up a system in which errors can be reported without fear of penalty and use the data to improve safety.
Location of utilities for underground construction represents an inexact and uncertain process in which errors can be costly and even catastrophic.
Carter et al. [Science 280 (1998) 747] demonstrated that anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) detects conditions in which errors are likely to occur.
This paper is concerned with the testing hypotheses of regression parameters in linear models in which errors are negatively superadditive dependent (NSD).
Although state court judges, many of whom are elected, are usually thought to be less likely to find in favor of a convicted killer on appeal than federal judges, the report found that 46percentt of all death penalty cases in which error was found were in state courts.
(Specifications often seem to be written for an aspirational utopia in which error conditions are as rare as unicorns).
NN architecture usually includes backpropagation type algorithms in which error is exposed to fluctuations.
Nett-shape manufacturing of engineering components is a major objective of modern material-conversion industries: relevant technologies depend on tools in which error-compensation can be effected.
Based on what was presented above, the verification of output error bound (defined by the designer) is proposed, as opposed to the framework developed by Cox et al. [20, 21], in which error verifications are not supported.
