Sentence examples for inaccurate environment from inspiring English sources

It is known that most replicas obtained from possible candidate environment positions contain model errors because of inaccurate environment parameters, therefore replica vector p also is considered to consist of noise and uncorrupted signal, and the reduced noise of replica signal is defined as (9).

In summary, if we consider a practical VANET environment, inaccurate or imprecise traffic information caused by dynamics of traffic events, differences of sensor capabilities, and interference of vehicle mobility will be generated and aggregated to a reputation (or trust establishment) system almost inevitably.

In this environment inaccurate assumptions and myths can continue to flourish.

Unfortunately, the estimates of the pitch and the voiced-unvoiced classification become inaccurate in noisy environments.

FTs were done instead of applying models since those appear to be inaccurate for shallow environments (Miksis-Olds and Miller, 2006).

They have shown how faulty data causes inaccurate estimation of the environment and causing wastage of network resources.

However, the measurements of extended targets provided by the high resolution sensor are inaccurate in a low SNR environment since those are obtained by threshold-based decisions made on the raw measurement at each scan.

Anyone who has ever actually set foot inside a prison, or visited a correctional industries program, knows that "artisanal" and "boutique" are inaccurate portrayals of the work environment for inmates, regardless of the type of work they're doing.

The drawback of these schemes is that, since they are based on prediction methods, they suffer from packet loss or inaccurate time estimation when the network environment varies.

However, modelling the internal heterogeneity of tissues/organs structures in the traditional CAD environment is difficult and oftentimes inaccurate.

The degree of interference depends upon the frequency of the tag and the usage environment, which may lead to inaccurate reading.