Sentence examples for simultaneous errors from inspiring English sources

We had multiple simultaneous errors happen that have made recovery slower than anticipated.

Due to this increasing sensitivity, several transient faults might appear at the same time in a processing unit which can lead to multiple simultaneous errors.

In this paper, a new approach is presented to achieve fault-tolerant carry look-ahead adder architectures, much more efficient than the conventional methods, with the characteristic of robustness against multiple simultaneous errors.

Verified by simulations, analytical assessments show that, as well as correcting or detecting all single permanent or transient errors, multiple simultaneous errors in the new carry look-ahead adders are corrected or at least detected with a high probability independent of the number of errors.

Partitioned TMR approaches are introduced in this paper, and formulae derived indicate that the maximum probability of two simultaneous errors [PE]max is inversely proportional to the number of logic partitions in a TMR design, when each redundant logic block in every logic partition has the same number of sensitive nodes.

Based on the biomass measurement data for 13 tree species (or groups), for which collection had been completed by the end of 2012, the individual tree biomass models were estimated using nonlinear simultaneous error-in-variable equations (State Forestry Administration 2014b).

To this end, simultaneous error correction and read alignment may allow us to align a larger portion of the reads.

The ruling bodies made clear, though, that Woods's case was an "unusual combination of facts," noting that "nothing in the existing Rules or Decisions specifically addressed such circumstances of simultaneous competitor error and Committee error".

Statistical and graphical interpretations of data included visual inspection of half-normal probability plots and estimation of the critical effects such as negligible factor effects (Ecritical), and margin of error (ME), and simultaneous margin of error (SME).

It is discovered that the spatial dependence has an upper tail, which indicates that the probability of simultaneous large positive errors is higher than that of negative errors.

The correct variational basis for finite element analysis of elastodynamic problems is presumed to originate from the principle of virtual work, with a simultaneous consideration of errors in both displacement and strains.