Sentence examples for scale of errors from inspiring English sources

Results of numerical calculations were verified in the laboratory determining the scale of errors with which these results should be interpreted.

The risk is quantified by the variability used to define the probability distribution" [ 28] Binninger goes on to state "there is no foolproof way short of experimentation to provide guarantees about the scale of errors introduced by factors that we don't know".

Miyoshi and Kondo (2013) applied a multi-scale localization approach by changing the localization scale, depending on the scales of error correlations, and reported promising results.

Designing simulations to achieve the best possible accuracy with the least expenditure of effort requires results on the scaling of error with the numerical parameters.

Section IV describes a simulation experiment designed to investigate the effect of different scales of error variability on the accuracy of different methods of dimension estimation (both in estimating the dimension itself and in the impact on Root-Mean-Squared-Error (RMSE)).

It took a second inquest into Robinson's death in 2014 to uncover the scale of the errors.

A new one was added, however, with the exposure of the apparent rigging of a recent election for a provincial governorship, in East Java, in favour of Mr Yudhoyono's Democratic Party.The scale of the errors uncovered over a quarter of the names on the voters' list were fictitious or repeated seems too large for it to be simply an instance of incompetence.

Hypocenters by ASL has a spread of 4 km in the longitudinal and depth directions and 2 km in the latitudinal direction, which is almost equal to the scale of location errors mentioned above, while those of Tokyo VOIC catalogue also have a spread of about 2 km in latitudinal and depth directions and 1 km in longitudinal direction.

5 6 7 8 Estimates on the scale of prescribing errors vary.

Most significantly, the scale of the errors is decreased by almost an order of magnitude.

The second term, the model error, can be approximated via Taylor series expansion: (17 where τ ε is the typical time scale of the error ε.