Sentence examples for inaccurate position from inspiring English sources

The wreck was finally located, 13.2 mile from the inaccurate position transmitted by Titanics crew while the ship was sinking, by a joint French-American expedition led by Jean-Louis Michel of IFREMER and Robert Ballard of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

In some cases, large elastic displacements should be expected, possibly leading to an inaccurate positioning of the end-effector.

The effectiveness of radiotherapy can decrease due to inaccurate positioning of machinery and inherent radioresistance of tumors.

The majority of failures originated from inaccurate positioning of the end-effector at the stalk of the fruit.

However, if such a system is enhanced with a self-learning ability adapting it to the environmental changes, such inaccurate positioning outcomes can be compensated.

Considering that the errors appear as distortion of the summation curves with inaccurate positions in the simplified velocity model, it is predicted that their effect is related to the pulse duration of the extracted signal.

Tenet would later explain in testimony before the United States House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence on July 22 , 1999 that the targeting system used street addresses, which gave inaccurate positions for air bombings.

Thus, the puncture operation would become inconvenient leading to an inaccurate positioning.

For (I), the preliminary DFT-D optimization was influenced by the incorrect choice of H atom positions, and therefore provided relatively inaccurate positions for the non-H atoms.

These problems explain the observed errors in our IQP calculations (∼1.3 6.5 Å RMS errors), which are due to inaccurate positioning of feature points.

Our results indicate that sufficiently small effective reaction compartments (those that hold 10 molecules, bottom Fig.  10), will produce inaccurate positional information (fluctuation of the pinning position).