Sentence examples for temporary uncertainty from inspiring English sources
But when we know we're ok, this temporary uncertainty is experienced as novelty, and our brains can't get enough of it.
Shares of British retailer HMV got a boost on Christmas Eve, after rival chain Zavvi filed for administration — a type of bankruptcy protection — paving the way for HMV to profit from the temporary uncertainty.
We argue that the unexpected removal of the lower bound induced a temporary uncertainty about future prices in foreign markets and believe that this influenced firm investment in the short term.
This temporary uncertainty contrasted with his previous devotion to a Hinduism-aligned spiritual path, Allison notes.
It completely ignores the noise statistics and initial values while demonstrating better accuracy under the mismodeling and temporary uncertainties and lower sensitivity to errors in the noise statistics.
Unbiased estimation is an efficient alternative to optimal estimation when the noise statistics are not fully known and/or the model undergoes temporary uncertainties.
The suggested filter is robust against temporary uncertainties and appropriate for reliable estimation of signals that may arise in many engineering areas.
It is shown through application to the current measuring circuitry in the magnetic levitation system that the proposed FIR filter is more robust against temporary uncertainties than an existing mixed H2/H∞ IIR filter with a guaranteed H∞ error bound.
The induced ∞-norm criterion maintains the distance between the input signals and the estimated signals within a given bound for perfectly recovering the input signals, and the FIR structure makes the system robust against temporary uncertainties or disturbances.
To learn effect of the temporary model uncertainties on the filtering accuracy, in this section we set τ=0.1 s when 160≤k≤180 and τ=0.05 s otherwise.
Fig. 4 Instantaneous estimation errors caused by the temporary model uncertainties with p<1 for the KF, UFIR filter, and OFIR-EU filter.
