Sentence examples similar to remarkably error from inspiring English sources

For a book that has obviously been turned around quickly in response both to the deepening of the crisis last autumn and Cable's growing reputation at Westminster, The Storm is remarkably error-free and well written.

A remarkably common error, given the relative rarity of the words involved.

There are remarkably high error rates, which indicate that the task might be difficult for participants indicating a floor effect.

It is evident that different positions along the wash cycle display remarkably different error rates.

The experimental results show that the new hybrid structure reduces remarkably the tracking error and contour error.

The experimental results show that the new structure remarkably reduces contour error.

The experimental results show that the new structure of cross-coupling controller remarkably reduces contour error.

WASHINGTON –- Americans, journalist David Halberstam once wrote, are "remarkably tolerant of error, particularly if it is self-confessed".

These findings suggest that incorporation of branching reactions can be effective in enhancing estimation accuracy, although it does not change the model error remarkably.

In the analysis of the methods, we focused on parameter choice and robustness to false priors, and show that both methods are remarkably tolerant to error in the priors.

The top-seeded Americans survived what became a tense struggle of spectacular shotmaking and remarkably few unforced errors.