Sentence examples for reference to errors from inspiring English sources

Such occurrences are known as "capture errors" in reference to errors that occur when a more salient behaviour takes place when a similar, but less salient, action was intended.

For general references to error correcting codes, we orientate the reader toward [19].

(Broadcast journalism not only refers to Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. but also to Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. and the Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. outlets of broadcast affiliates).

The time-domain formulation shows to be much more computationally efficient and robust with reference to truncation errors.

A deputy Russian prime minister, Dmitry Rogozin, said the aircraft was working "impeccably" before the crash and suggested that "the human factor" — a reference to pilot error or a mistake by ground controllers — was likely to blame.

Reference to whether error "affected the substantial rights of the parties" was not invented by Congress in 1919.

However, it certainly draws some inspiration and reference to the error correction when t = C.

The latest ad has a reference to "the possible errors of a limited few" but does not deal with the nature of those errors.

The Nielsens have always been the accepted industry standard, without reference to margin of error.

And neither reference to the harmless-error doctrine nor some post hoc theory of constructive stipulation can cure the defect.

The 404 element is a reference to the internet error message – '404 not found' – because gay people feel isolated and ignored, and because Russian authorities like to pretend that gay individuals do not exist.