Sentence examples for long-term errors from inspiring English sources

However, pressure altitude has long-term errors over large altitude ranges that GPS does not exhibit.

The path failure detection mechanism in standard SCTP can only detect continuous long-term errors.

However, rather than correcting the short- and long-term errors for the number of omissions, we chose to present all three error types.> Statistical analyses were performed with SPSS (Version 16.0, SPSS Inc., IL).

The hardware cost, range limitation, and long-term error accumulation limit the development of the conventional positioning systems.

Therefore, the path reaches the inactive threshold quickly when a long-term error occurs on the path, as in the original method.

By incorporating known floor-plans in sequential Bayesian estimation processes such as particle filters (PFs), long-term error stability can be achieved as long as the map is sufficiently accurate and the environment sufficiently constraints pedestrians' motion.

Although the Micro Electro Mechanical System MEMSsensorsors are capable of providing short-term high positioning accuracy, every positioning result significantly depends on the historical ones, which inevitably leads to the long-term error accumulation.

Chronic modafinil did not significantly modify working memory errors but decreased long-term memory errors on the Olton 4 × 4 maze, meaning that the drug may have a favourable profile on performance of visuo-spatial tasks (typically, a hippocampus-dependent task) when chronically administered.

This mechanism can only detect continuous long-term path errors.

Experimental results validate the efficacy of the enhanced ILC in terms of the speed of convergence and the level of long-term tracking errors.

While recollection of the previously learned information is needed to avoid long-term memory errors (Squire & Zola, 1996), this increase in wrong choices may not reflect a cognitive impairment, as it was paralleled by a rapid decrease in omission errors.