Sentence examples for metering errors of from inspiring English sources

In the process of regulator's synthesis the local aerodynamic effects, dynamics and metering errors of sensors, time lag of engines and other elements of control system are considered.

Based on the "exact" acoustic pressure wave equation, it is also concluded that flow-meter errors become independent of ultrasound frequency and cylinder radius, a point that the LPW approximation fails to predict.

Small buttons, big fingers, and new computerized technology have all contributed to the rise of meter errors.

The orbit determination system is found to provide overlapping orbit solution segments having RMS (root mean square) position and velocity errors of a few meters and a few mm/s, well within the RMS mission requirements of 25 m and 7.5 cm/s.

Errors up to 50 m are very common, and errors of several hundred meters also occur.

The relative errors of calculated heat exchange rate per meter using DWHE model and measured data are less than 6% after running 10 h.

The current needed to actuate the meter movement is not taken from the circuit being measured; hence, this type of instrument does not introduce errors of circuit loading.

For a rendezvous and docking scenario similar to what might be attempted on the International Space Station, small implementation errors of a few percent are found to result in terminal errors on the order of meters.

Systems such as RFID and Wi-Fi could reduce these expenses although the position accuracy is degraded (location error of meters).

The experimental results showed that this correlation gave a good prediction to the overreading of the four nonstandard Venturi meters with a prediction error of ±4% and an uncertainty of better than ±2.5%.

They also demonstrated that the total error of meters used in ICU patients was greater than in non-ICU patients.