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Geometric camera calibration is affected by two sources of error: the lack of accuracy of the calibration target and the uncertainty in locating the control points in the images.
The average "inner" diameter of the high density ring (Figure 8, dashed lines) was 48±8 nm; the greater variance being due perhaps to the uncertainty in locating the inner boundary.
Additional reflections immediately adjacent to either OS tip increased the uncertainty of locating the OS borders and thus our determination of the OS length.
The finite bandwidth of each projected spot, sensor noise and uncertainty in locating an RGB triplet's dominant wavelength means that each spot consists of a narrow distribution of wavelength values in λ-space.
Bayesian networks are one of the most powerful tools in the design of expert systems located in an uncertainty framework.
Although Lay et al. (2013) estimated the location of the shallow normal-faulting event to be east of the Japan Trench based on a two double-couple W-phase inversion, the GCMT solution was located within the uncertainty of the W-phase inversion.
In particular, pylons were located with an uncertainty of 2.5 m in the RTE database.
But the massive effort is complicated by difficulty in locating some parents and, in other cases, uncertainty about the parents' identities.
"This uncertainty resulted in significant difficulty in locating the aircraft in a timely manner," the report noted.
Although the model is characterized by generally low uncertainties, the pockets of greatest predicted uncertainty are located in the northern districts of Turkana, Marsabit and Moyale.
Straub et al. (1997) studied the uncertainty dimension and found that countries that are located on the strong uncertainty end (i.e. fear of ambiguous situations or avoidance of risks) use electronic media less often since these media are not as well suited to uncertainty reduction as face-to-face and other media-rich channels.
