Sentence examples for the error box from inspiring English sources

Typically it is only programmers who need to use the debug option in the error box.

The error box of GRB980425 has been observed by XMM-Newton in March 2002, with the aim of measuring the late epoch X-ray emission of the supernova 1998bw and of clarifying its supposed association with the GRB itself.

Djorgovski immediately compared his images of the region with older images from the Digitized Sky Survey, but he found no new sources of light within the error box.

He compared the images from both nights but the error box contained no objects that had decreased in luminosity between May 8 and May 9.

On an ESO 3.6-m image, the Chandra error box embraces a R ∼ 23 mag stellar-like object and excludes a previously proposed optical counterpart.

In multi-objective problems, the decision is based on the comparison of the error bounding box of the current design and the current Pareto front.

In addition, in some cases the uncertainty quantification methods providing the objective functions also supply the possibility of adaptive refinement to reduce the error bounding box.

For instance, contacts could still be tapped on to reveal their contact cards, and if you swiped to a gesture that didn't work, the app could take you to that contact card instead of giving you the error dialog box.

The ad -- for a program called InternetBoost 2001, which is supposed to make Web browsing faster -- is designed to look like a Windows error message so people may worry when they see it on a Web page and click on it as they would on a real alert or error box.

After discovering the burst's X-ray afterglow, the BeppoSAX team provided a more accurate localization, and what Metzger had assumed to be a variable star was still present in this smaller error box.

This definition was seen as more helpful than adverse event, patient safety incident, or error (box 1) because it extends beyond single discrete incidents to take a wider view of the overall quality of care provided and its contribution to a patient's death.