Sentence examples for scenarios of error from inspiring English sources

Scenarios of error in the calibration and boundary condition data, and in the system conceptualisation are then imposed, as a hypothetical representation of the conditions under which the model will actually be calibrated and evaluated.

For our future study, the proposed rate control scheme will be extended to cover the scenario of error-prone channels.

The additional advantage of this approach is a possibility to simulate a scenario of errors and failures of some devices, which are important for reliable control of longitudinal airflow velocity.

The approach is tested on IEEE 14-and 118-bus systems using realistic load patterns from the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) under several scenarios of measurement error and communication failure.

The Bayesian QTL mapping method using a skewed Student- t distribution is evaluated with simulated data sets under five different scenarios of residual error distributions and QTL effects.

Behavioral check investigates whether the hypermedia document created describes a temporal scenario free of errors.

In this scenario, the consequences of error detection would reach the AFP in the form of neuromodulatory signals from the VTA, an arrangement that would buffer the entire song premotor circuitry from the role of acute feedback processing.

The article presents the experimental results of selected component-oriented voters including majority, median, and linear predictor voters within a Triple Modular Redundant, TMR, system for a wide range of error scenarios.

Alternative criteria are given in this paper by using a probabilistic framework where the reserve requirements are computed based on scenarios of wind power forecast error, load forecast errors and power plant outages.

Sets of 1000 simulated time-series with instrument and spatial error added for each pollutant for the scenarios of C and B error types were produced for the six-year period 1999-2004.

And, they add, this scenario "leaves no margin of error if the economy grows slower, no wiggle room in case politicians are fiscally irresponsible in the future [shocking thought!], and no flexibility in case of a war, recession or natural disaster".