Sentence examples for measuring error and from inspiring English sources

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.

In addition to the ideal error-free case in which there is no difference between the experimental data and the theoretical data, the case with 5% error, in which the experimental data is simulated by adding 5% error maximum to the corresponding theoretical data, is considered for measuring error and modeling error.

However, because of various systematic errors and random errors, such as the measuring error and the quasi-geoid model error, the accuracy of the orthometric height would rarely meet engineering requirements.

The convergence monitoring system, which can realize continuous monitoring, easy installation, no artificial attendant, no security vulnerabilities, and no interference to normal running of the tunnel or drift, can satisfy the measuring requirement of tunnel or drift because of its any measuring frequency, little measuring error, and high accuracy that reaches 0.01 mm.

By MQBV, we aim to introduce two regularization parameters: The first one captures the measuring error and the second one captures the regularity of the solution.

The minimum size of the sample population was calculated on the following assumptions: the number of 7-8-year-old children in this area to be around 9000, the prevalence of caries of deciduous teeth of 80%, a 5% measuring error and a 95% confidence interval.

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

The fluctuations originate from measuring errors and from a variable cell composition depending on growth conditions [68].

These latter calculations may however add several measuring errors and should be interpreted with care.

But the strength of the theme remains introspection and reflection, allowing us to measure errors and pass judgment on the ethical numbness into which the world has slipped.

We designed the parent-report Children's Injury Related Behaviour (CIRB) questionnaire to measure errors and risk-taking in everyday activities.