Sentence examples for joint error from inspiring English sources

As I now understand it, the initial screwup was a joint error of the Europeans and the Cypriots.

Then, it will deteriorate the joint error performance at the destination.

where w i ∼ N ( 0, ( a i 2 σ ε i 2 + σ n 2 ) I ) now is a joint "error" term representing the uncertainty of the observation.

The control objective is achieved by choosing a control Lyapunov function using joint error variables that are restricted to linear growth and furthermore by introducing a secant type barrier Lyapunov function for constraining the joint rate variables.

We also note that both contrast and entropy of images after joint error corrected by the joint correction are very close to those of standard images, which indicates the effectiveness of the method in front of strong noise.

The joint distributed compression and encryption is achieved using a special class of codes called high-diffusion (HD) codes that were proposed recently in the context of joint error correction and encryption.

In terms of error correction capacity, the traditional systems using Reed-Solomon codes are comparable to the proposed joint error-correcting cipher and those that use convolutional codes require more data expansion in order to achieve similar error correction as the HD-cipher.

The joint errors (of analysis and sampling) for valid observations have been estimated to be ɛ= 15% of the observed value (except ɛ= 20% for 0.2 μg/L ≥Cr ≥1 μg/L), assuming normal distribution and 95% confidence.

where Γ n = ∂ L n / ∂ h ˜ n = − 2 x t e n is a joint gradient error function which includes channel estimation error and noise plus interference error.

There is conflicting evidence for presence of kinaesthetic change in WAD patients, as measured by head repositioning or joint position error (JPE) in comparison to healthy controls [ 9- 14], and the reported repositioning errors are generally small, i.e. 2 5°.

(5 Separation threshold defined as the value that minimizes the joint decision error, assuming that the prior probabilities for speech and for music are equal.