Sentence examples for mathematical inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Every week I experience a spasm of annoyance at the mathematical inaccuracy of your "36 Hours" feature.

Although changes in the gamma distribution after normalization are relatively small, the alteration of the distribution leads to small mathematical inaccuracies [ 18].

Observed differences result from simplifications of mathematical model, inaccuracy of the kinetic and vapour-liquid equilibrium description for highly nonideal, multicomponent system and from precision of experimental measurements in case of transient state.

The reason is that this allowed for the understanding of the mathematical or chemical inaccuracies; however, they have never cleared the reason for the observed puzzle of the LE BEII) hyperbolic trend explicitly enough.

Fuzzy logic is a mathematical tool to model inaccuracy and uncertainty of the real world and human thinking.

The main reason for the inaccuracy of mathematical formulations proposed by Shafiei et al. [1] is to neglect the influence of thermal moment at both the governing equations and boundary conditions.

A sensitivity analysis is performed, where the effects of having errors in the mathematical model, and having inaccuracies in the modal identification procedure, are analyzed.

Our mathematical results show that inaccuracies of the AAF method, such as the lengthening of branch tips (Eq. 10), often involve changes in absolute branch lengths.

I can forgive his tepid retelling of the climactic love-making scene on top of Moon dust, but not his frequent scientific inaccuracies and blatant mathematical errors that ruined the story.

Although particle filter technique may take care of model inaccuracies, forward solution of mathematical model of the dynamic system with iterative or numerical schemes consumes lot of time to detect hidden parameters in the signal.

In this paper it is shown that numerical tools used to reproduce the wave-induced loads on offshore wind turbines are often based on overly simplistic mathematical models, which lead to important inaccuracies in the assessment of the system response.