Sentence examples for the bigger errors from inspiring English sources

If actual forecasted average wind speed is used to calculate the wind power, the bigger errors will be emerged than the above errors.

Actually, the same phenomenon was also found and bothered the authors for more than fifteen years in biochemical and destructive measurement of chlorophyll in leaves with any level of anthocyanins; in short, the higher content the anthocyanins, the bigger error the chlorophyll measurement (personal data not published).

The biggest errors were in predicting unemployment.

"This is one of the biggest errors of the revolution," Walter Sandino said, squinting through the smoke of burning incense at a shrine of his grandfather in his home.

The big errors came later, after the depth of the crisis was apparent to all, and they came mainly in fiscal and housing policy, not monetary policy.

But the biggest errors in Washington were made long before A.I.G. arrived at the Fed with its hat in hand, and long before short sellers began to think the banks were in trouble.

She said that one of the biggest errors people makeis buying acetone-free remover, which has lanolin or other moisturizers in it and preventscolor from adhering properly to the nail.

Woodall also hints at a preference to freezing rather than committing a fashion crime, believing that one of the "biggest errors a woman can make" is wearing a coat.

The method of PSO-LSSVM consumed longest time with the biggest errors in predicting the error of inventory reconciliation model.

For instance, the biggest errors for predictions based on 4-spheres (see Fig. 6, bottom) arose when the query returned a single matching fragment.

This theory works, at least in terms of simple arithmetic, in most of the Senate contests that produced the biggest errors on the margins.