Sentence examples for inherent inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the inherent inaccuracy of smoothbore artillery meant that most shooting was done at short ranges of 1,000 yards or less; at these ranges, estimating elevation by rule of thumb was sufficient.

However, the nonlinearity of the power system cannot be fully represented by MILP formulations, and therefore cause inherent inaccuracy.

Consequently, CRN performance optimization while overlooking such inherent inaccuracy does not lead to optimal performance in all scenarios.

As will be demonstrated in this paper, the pragmatic approach, despite the advantage of its simplicity, cannot avoid inherent inaccuracy due to the different influences of different hydrometeors.

The standard deviation of 0.74 mGal for the residual values is comparable to the inherent inaccuracy in the gravity measurements themselves.

In contrast, we use randomization to relax the cognitive radio requirements and alleviate the need for wideband sensing given the inherent inaccuracy of spectrum sensing.

The inherent inaccuracies of investigations done via the radiological techniques of MR or CT were nullified in our study.

Nonetheless, the overall outcome model sometimes is not "clean" due to the inherent inaccuracies in feature detection, false matching, and errors in estimation of fundamental and projection matrices.

Here, the focus was on the use of real-world data, with its inherent inaccuracies and non-modeled effects, to test a set of localization algorithms.

It is even possible to use a standard milling tool directly as spindle, thereby rendering a tool holder, with its inherent inaccuracies, redundant.

In recent years, several attempts have been made to overcome the inherent inaccuracies of immediate loading by computer-assisted design/computer-aided manufacturing technologies.