Sentence examples for scattered errors from inspiring English sources

And there are scattered errors of judgment, like an excessively sweet, gloppy entree of black cod with a black bean glaze and litchi.

The identifications of analysts 1, 2, and 3 are characterized by numerous and widely scattered errors that differ considerably from one another, and typically there is confusion between two and three species, and occasionally between four and six other species (Fig. 5).

The legitimacy of climate science has been challenged in the media, but repeated reviews have found only scattered typographical errors in IPCC reports and other assessments.

The bases from 323 onward appear to be the SIRT7 sequence with some scattered sequencing errors.

For optical flow calculations, both Horn-Schunck and Lucas-Kanade were able to represent the motion of the heart, though Lucas-Kanade showed a greater number of scatter errors due to its local estimation of regions.

Jetzfellner et al. [ 11] studied the experimental performance of an iterative scheme and concluded that scattering coefficient errors may lead to failure of the method.

However, additional inclusion of a scatter correction for the ac-9 attenuation measurement resulted in a significant improvement of the proportional scatter error correction across the spectrum.

RESULTS: MLEM converged to an accurate (6.4% RMS residual scatter error) estimate within 12 iterations.

This kind of SV mismatch model is universal because it can be caused by calibration error, local scattering error, look direction error, and so on.

The performance of the sensor is deteriorated by three major sources: fabrication errors, scattered environmental light, and inexact modeling of photodiodes.

However, he was disappointed in the weak dialogue and the grammatical errors scattered throughout the book, especially the inclusion of "glaringly out-of-place world" words, thus having too many anachronism in the book.