Sentence examples for term error from inspiring English sources

Scaffolding Feedback To Maximize Long Term Error Correction.

Mackie, who coined the term "error theory" and advocated the view most clearly (1977), described it as a form of "moral skepticism".

The formulation of network architecture involves the selection of the number and size of hidden layers, learning rate parameter, momentum term, error tolerance, and activation function.

In this paper, we have raised the issue of using autocorrelation-based noise estimation and subtraction, taking into account the cross-correlation term error.

The use of the term "error" implies that there is no potential for disagreement about what is "correct", and indicates that the reporting radiologist should have been able to make the correct diagnosis or report, but did not [3].

In SAR imaging, the negligible high-order term error should satisfy the criterion that the maximum double range phase error is less than π/4 rad for the range approximation errors[19].

Being in an unsatisfying job is a short-term error that can provide the impetus to propel you forward.

A generalized 3-term error model, where only three error matrixes are defined, is proposed for the calibration of n-port vector network analyzer (VNA) with n + 1 measurement channels.

The process is found to be resistant to short-term error drift when operating in a controlled environment but systematic and random errors are demonstrated to be highly dependent on geometry.

Something was in the wings (the solid-state iPod Nano), but at the time the decision was regarded as a short-term error.

The hardware cost, range limitation, and long-term error accumulation limit the development of the conventional positioning systems.