Sentence examples for inaccuracies show from inspiring English sources

The careless inaccuracies show me that my culture is fun to play with, but not worth actual research.

His admission of inaccuracies showed that the human rights push and new sanctions from the United States were a "serious insult to us and a deception of the international community," said Uriminzokkiri, which acts as a mouthpiece for the regime.

The inaccuracy shown by the TS approach for mean AoA and AS estimation is due to the approximation of the AS angular distribution while our algorithm considers an exact expression.

We then investigate the reasons of this inaccuracy, and show that it is largely due to the lack of discrimination between the two packet loss detection methods used by TCP, namely by triple duplicate acknowledgements or by timeout expirations.

Inaccuracies are shown to exist principally in the determination of the nominal stresses in the vicinity of the crack.

This measurement, however, limits the measurements to the 2 dimensions of the screen being viewed and probably makes it more susceptible to positioning inaccuracies, as shown in the moderate ICCs obtained for our CT measurements.

The effect of this inaccuracy would be that the partition function calculation and therefore the derived probabilities also show inaccuracies.

These results are in accord with others that show inaccuracies of the Atwater calculation (28– 30).

Of course, this is just as much a fantasy as Francis Ford Coppola's Wagner-fuelled helicopter attack in Apocalypse Now, and The Deer Hunter has been criticised for this literal inaccuracy and showing Vietnam in terms of American victimhood.

Comparison of the pseudo-accelerations predicted using the logarithmic and R O constitutive relationships show that inaccuracies in constitutive modeling of soil behavior at small to medium strains may have profound effect on seismic design.

Moreover, the accuracy of the 1st- and 2nd-level parameter estimates also depend on design and filtering; especially, we show that inaccuracies caused by the presence of residual noise autocorrelations can be constrained by designs that have hemodynamic responses with a Gaussian distribution.