Sentence examples for period errors from inspiring English sources
One can have longer period errors while the other can have shorter period errors.
The spectral radii, algorithm damping ratios and relative period errors are compared favourably with other higher order algorithms.
This overall view is useful for quickly identifying daily and weekly patterns, level of activity during weekends and holiday periods, base loads during unoccupied hours, extra power used for the compression chillers or heat pumps in summer period, errors in readings or missing values, fault detection, etc. Comparisons can also be made among buildings of the same campus or among different campuses.
For 3 or more periods, period errors were less than one second.
For periods of more than 100 s with fewer recorded cycles and with generally weaker fluorescence, we estimate period errors of 3 to 4 seconds.
The period error is eliminated by adjusting the design value of the groove depth in succeeding processes.
The effects of period error on the typical waveguide-grating reflection filters are analyzed using the rigorous coupled-wave analysis.
It is verified that the method is conditionally stable and has inherent algorithmic damping, period error and amplitude decay.
Peak wavelength shift and full width at half maximum change have quasi-linear relationships with the grating period error and groove depth deviations, respectively.
At the office, he competes ruthlessly with the other Ivy League fellows, and never seems to have to do any work - which is, incidentally, the one period error Harron commits: no financial institution, certainly no American institution of that time would let an employee get away with skiving in their office, listening to a chunky Sony Walkman.
Stability and accuracy analyses indicate that the method is numerically unconditionally stable like the conventional Newmark method, and has a period error of second-order accuracy for small damping and fourth-order for large damping and an amplitude error of second-order, regardless of damping.
