Sentence examples for mirror errors from inspiring English sources

According to some authors, mirror errors are a consequence of the mirror generalization (MG) process that allows one to recognize objects independently of their left right orientation.

Results showed i) method A-J+3+6 is more effective in Braille writing than the conventional method, ii) students who used the conventional method tend to do more mirror errors than students who used the A-J+3+6 method, iii) there is no statistically significant in Braille writing using conventional method when level of vision problem and age were controlled.

Instead of treating all optical error sources as probability distributions and convolving them with the sun shape into an overall beam spread function, FirstOPTIC treats mirror slope error, receiver position error, and collector tracking error as geometric modifications to the collector, as interpreted in laboratory measurements.

Then, by simulating the reflection of these solar distributions off a set of non-ideal mirrored surfaces, accounting for non-specular reflection and mirror shape errors, the combined effect of sunshape and mirror properties on the solar image is obtained.

But this is what the left side of the Yankees' infield could see in the mirror: 31 errors this season, including 18 by third baseman Scott Brosius.

Still, geometrical constraints limit the concentration to about 2000 suns for mirror quality errors of 5 mr. Optimization of the compensation effect holds potential for improved performance for other concentrator designs.

But critics accuse the Americans of committing a basic psychological error: "mirror imaging" — judging the other guys by where you stand and not by where they stand.

The errors mirrored the phonological confusions seen in ISR.

In some cases, pairwise alignments revealed a few nucleotide mismatches, which possibly mirror polymorphism or enzyme errors in the cDNA synthesis process (eg EZ982609/FQ016892).

The capabilities of the Diamond-NOM have already enabled collaborations with optic manufacturers, including production of a preferentially deposited, large (1.2 m), synchrotron mirror with a slope error of ∼0.44 μrad rms and using bimorph technology to reduce figure error of a super-polished (elastic emission machining) optic to <1 nm peak to valley.

The relationship curves show that some have different wave-front error RMS values when segmented mirrors have same position errors.