Sentence examples for known errors from inspiring English sources

Many experts feel that near-miss errors dwarf the number of known errors, a number that is already too high for comfort.

In particular, HF performs better in dealing with instant human inputs (irrigation is used as an example), which are characterized by non-stationary, non-Gaussian and not fully known errors.

The accuracy of the procedures is verified by introducing known errors into the available datasets, supposed as correct, and by computing the probabilities of correctly classifying data as validated or not validated.

While subnanometer resolution can be achieved in cryoSPT with standard fiducial-based alignment (Schur et al. 2013), circumventing the known errors inherent in this methodology can improve resolution (Bartesaghi et al. 2012).

As noted in the methods section above, the aggregation of country data into regional summaries by wealth quintile introduces known errors through combining wealth quintiles from countries at differing wealth levels.

Similarly, known errors may go uncorrected and special cases in the data may not be deposited adequately.

Rather, the technique should also be shown to be reliable, with known error rates.

Pham noted, for example, that "there are no known error rates for fMRI-based lie detection outside the laboratory setting".

The solution methodology presented in this paper produces solutions within known error bounds of the optimal solution value.

In tests against known error detection benchmarks, RTC found 98% of all memory related bugs and had zero false positives.

Data, for example a set of Gauss coefficients (z k ) with a certain (estimated or known) error are available.