Sentence examples for inaccurate location from inspiring English sources

Little said there was no "intentional effort" to target the Pakistani military or to "deliberately provide inaccurate location information". But he expressed "our deepest regret" for the deaths.

The company says truth set data uncovers at least twice as much inaccurate location data compared to pattern recognition.

This inaccurate location information may produce a disconnected link or permanent loop in the geographic routing [2, 9].

The value appearing in (1) and (2) will be determined in order to avoid inaccurate location results.

The accuracy of the localization is orthogonal to the functions of the PTLS service, though inaccurate location estimations are disseminated by the PTLS service under inaccurate locationing.

Presumably this was due to likelihood surfaces being very flat around their maxima, resulting in inaccurate location of these points.

Faulty devices, inaccurate locations, needless features and prices to make a vendor blush — as much as $56,000 for a single unit in a sanitation truck — characterized the two projects, according to two audits released on Wednesday.

Inaccurate locations are more likely when PDOP values are large indicating poor satellite geometry for triangulation between the GPS receiver and three or more GPS satelittes.

Finally, the GPS devices we used recorded locations with a spatial accuracy of approximately 3 m when in clear view of satellites, but GPS can return inaccurate locations when the signal is poor.

If these clusters are organized by nearby principle and not overlapping, they may imply the inaccurate relative location of the devices.

To suppress noise effectively, a larger σ or a higher threshold T is needed, but a larger σ can result in edge shifting or inaccurate edge location (Figure 6 s)) and a higher T always causes edge leaking (Figure 6(r)).