Sentence examples for integrate error from inspiring English sources

Sentry 9 lets app developers integrate error remediation into their workflows by automatically notifying the developers responsible for that part of the code, letting them filter by environment to hone in on the issue, and manage collaboration among different teams.

Duchham and McCreadie (Duckhma and McCreadie 20021999) proposed the concept of "error-aware GIS" as an extension to "error-sensitive GIS" by adding techniques to understand errors and integrate errors into decision-making.

The dispersion properties of the scheme is firstly optimized by minimizing an elaborately designed integrated error function.

The aim of this paper is to develop a research framework that integrates error recovery strategies employed by experienced practitioners in handling their own errors.

This uncertainty integrates errors due to digitising noise and optical phenomena.

As the sequencing and software analysis technologies are not fully integrated, errors are not infrequent and, in practice, thousands of false positives are detected when the results move on to the validation phase.

Since it is desired to integrate the error sensors into the structure, the recently developed Discrete Structural Acoustic Sensing (DSAS) approach is extended to the cylindrical co-ordinates and implemented using 12 accelerometers mounted on the cylinder.

We plan to integrate further error models of upcoming sequencers.

These speeds will form a distribution of bump speeds that the attractor must achieve in order to path integrate without error (Appendix figure 1B ).

By virtue of its unique and sophisticated pattern of connections with prediction areas of the brain, as well as its capacity to retain information within an internal recurrent collateral system, the prefrontal cortex is strategically situated to receive and integrate prediction error messages simultaneously from the various memory regions of the brain via both inhibitory and excitatory mechanisms.

The predefined performance bounds, which characterize the convergence rate, maximum overshoot, and steady-state response of control errors, are integrated with error surfaces in consideration of underactuated constraints.