Sentence examples for limits of errors from inspiring English sources

Acquired limits of errors for deflection magnitude and deflection direction measurement are ±0.15 mm and ±2.5°, respectively.

Maximum permissible measurement error or limits of errors.

I could not calculate any reliable limits of error, but I felt confident that the estimate was correct within a factor of two.

Within the limits of error, the molecular packing and disorder changes occurred simultaneously as the transformation occurred.

"On the basis of Newton's theory, the astronomers tried to compute the motions of... the planet Uranus; the differences between theory and observation seemed to exceed the admissible limits of error.

The experimentally-obtained data were used in computations to prove that the mathematical model properly describes experimental poisoning within the limits of error.

The kinetic data for the butadiene system are less reliable than for styrene as can be seen from the limits of error quoted.

The conclusion of this exceedingly difficult measurement that Einstein's theory was followed within the experimental limits of error, which amounted to ±30 percent was the signal for worldwide feting of Einstein.

These measurements were available to Maxwell, having been made in 1856 by the German physicists Rudolph Hermann Arndt Kohlrausch and Wilhelm Eduard Weber, and his calculation gave him a result that was the same, within the limits of error, as the speed of light in vacuum.

When two geographic coordinates of a control point on the Earth's surface, its latitude and longitude, are known, as well as its elevation above sea level, the location of that point is known with an accuracy within the limits of error involved in the surveying processes.

So, the maximum overall experimental limits of error for heat flux density extended from ± 1.3% for maximum heat flux density up to ± 1.2% for minimum heat flux density.