Sentence examples for the order of errors from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we discuss the derivation of the order of errors of suggested approximation for the given distribution.

Thus, the order of error estimates is O ( ( Δ t ) 2 + N − 2 ) proved in Theorem 3.2.

The order of error in the measurement of velocity is up to 20%% as reported by Bakke (1957) and the average error is ±2%% (Nakra and Chaudhry 2004).

Figure 14 gives the order of error for Example 4.2, where the number of nodal points covers the range from 1 to 10.

Hence, we can find a positive constant C, such that err ( 0.5, h, Δ t ) h 3 + Δ t ≤ C, which means that the order of error estimates is of O ( h 3 + Δ t ).

In his review, some of the errors he points out in Mr. Faggen's transcriptions are tiny, on the order of typographical errors: "the 's' in 'bags' should be struck through;" " 'not goal' should read 'no goal.' " But Mr. Sitar also notes that Mr. Faggen leaves out or deems illegible multiple lines — and in at least two instances, drafts of poems — for which Mr. Sitar provides readings.

Some new results concerning the order of local errors are derived.

Once the full circuit simulations are available it is possible to tune equivalent circuits and evaluate the order of approximation errors.

It is shown here that contrary to the conventional point of view, the leapfrog scheme is distinguished in this group both in terms of the order of truncation errors and the conservation of the total energy.

Our estimated error rates were of the order of one error per 100 000 bases (see Supplementary Table S1), consistent with previous observations (Huse et al., 2007), and had a negligible impact on association results; only the results without error correction are shown.

In the next section, we introduce a truncation method which improves the order of the error.