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An a posteriori strategy is used to separate LES errors from potential shortcomings in modelling of τL.

In Table 4 LE (Location Error) denotes the error of the reconstructed source center, the components of LE denotes the errors in x, y and z directions respectively; RMS (Root Mean Square) denotes the root mean square of LE, i.e. the distance between the centers of the actual and reconstructed sources.

Since (||C A(H_0-z)^{-1}A^* ^{-1}A^*pha ), the error goes to zero and the series converges.

The localization error (LE) E x ∥ x ̂ − x ̂ Q ∥ 2 is minimized by using the codewords r LE ̂ i j given by r LE ̂ i j = E x [ r ̂ i cos θ ( x ) | z i ( x ) ∈ Q i j ], j = 1, …, L i, (7).

Examples of these errors are H, LE, or both of the turbulent fluxes at either low- and/or high-frequency and mean vertical or horizontal advection of scalar quantities.

Make at-every step functions less susceptible to rounding errors; thanks to L. Le Guyader for the bug report.

"There's continual room for errors that keep compounding," Mr. Le Vine said.

end{aligned}where (epsilon ) is the overall error rate in the dataset and (s (0 le s le 1)) is the skewness factor denoting the proportion of errors that occur under specified condition ((mathbf Z, mathbf v )).

DDFE equalizer has 0.8 dB and 2.1 dB gains at BER over conventional DFE and minimum mean square sequence error-based LE equalizers, respectively.

The results show that when the ZF-DFE is initialized using known data, the BER follows the ideal DFE case while initialization using the ZF-LE leads to an error floor.

Since sensible heat fluxes between both systems compared better than latent heat fluxes (Schlesinger et al. 1996), we agree with the view that the instrument could cause bigger error when LE was lower (Stannard et al. 1994); this point needs to be studied further.