Sentence examples for measuring error from inspiring English sources

The experiment results show that, for different tooth flank of the measured gear, the measuring error of the tooth flank along Z-axis dropped significantly after compensated by this method, more than 80% of the error along Z-axis are compensated.

Waitzman et al., gaining minimum differences (measuring error below 5%) in direct measurements of osseous structures on CT images of skulls, demonstrated the high level of credibility of measurements on CT images [ 36].

This principal illustrated that the distances between landmarks also have an influence on the magnitude of measuring error of the linear and angular measurements and that the more close two landmarks are, the greater the angular measurement error tends to be.

There is a certain extent of measuring error for each pyrometer in plate production process, which has a great impact on process control system.

A 0.08 mm error in AL would result in an error of 0.20 to 0.34 D according to the SRK/T formula and a 0.10 mm measuring error may be equivalent to about 0.25 to 0.3 D in the spectacle plane.

The effectiveness and applicability of the proposed scheme are demonstrated through the control of a continuous stirred tank reactor with existing simultaneously the unmodeled side reactions, measuring error, and extra matched and unmatched disturbances.

No technical problems or measuring errors occurred with any of the measurements.

And while all this is going on, he and his colleagues will argue over definitions, measuring errors and interpretations until they mostly agree.

This Sb-modification is not accompanied by change in PT-site type, since neither (τ 2 -τ b ) difference, nor τ 2 /τ b ratio remains rather unchanged within measuring error-bar.

Unmodeled dynamics are caused by many factors, such as measuring errors, modeling errors and uncertain perturbations.

In these circumstances, the measuring errors should be considered for this element.