Sentence examples for remarkable error from inspiring English sources

It was a remarkable exchange, in part because Mr. Cantor made a remarkable error.

She quotes Robert J. Shiller, the prescient Yale economist, who declared this hypothesis "the most remarkable error in the history of economic theory".

Van Duijvenbode made a remarkable error in the deciding leg of the second set, busting his remaining score of 180, and there was no way back.

During the trial Thomas said that Bawa-Garba's mistaking of Jack for another patient who was marked "do not resuscitate" was a remarkable error, adding that while Jack was "beyond the point of no return" and that resuscitation was futile, it suggested Bawa-Garba had not given the youngster sufficient care.

It is possible that the little error in the estimation of the parameters may lead to the remarkable error of the resulting probability.

LDPC codes [12] have a remarkable error-correcting capability and a powerful analysis tool for a belief propagation (BP) decoder, [13] called density evolution (DE) [14] or the extrinsic information transfer (EXIT) chart [15].

Direct usage of raw wind data without modification of topographic and/or terrain effects may result in remarkable errors.

So, we have shown that the established methods lead to remarkable errors in the determination of the energy influx in this case.

It was illustrated that estimating the load-carrying capacity of this type of columns by using GB50017-2003, andI/AIJC360-10 and AIJ 2010 would result in remarkable errors in most cases.

It was generally observed, that the Classical Lamination Theory can be successfully applied for pressure loads, however this plane-stress assumption may generate remarkable errors if thermal loads are introduced.

For example, the more remarkable reconstruction error can be observed by using the other classical OMP or ROMP algorithms.