Sentence examples similar to through an inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Then, its position is measured with inaccuracy δq, and after this, its final momentum is measured with an inaccuracy δpf.

This article was amended on 18 December 2014 to remove an inaccuracy.

We believe that uncurbed press freedom in science reporting, particularly in the tabloids, comes at an unacceptably high price: a price that is ultimately paid by the media consumer through a diet of inaccuracy, bias and, in some cases, fabricated embellishment.

"And the number of penalties they got through our inaccuracy, clearing our lines, was just not good enough.

Offering hypothetical choices through an informal poll leads to inaccuracy, while selling actual products at non-optimal prices can be costly.

Posner tries hard to belittle, then refute, this evidence, but does so largely through inaccuracy and omission.

In contrast to the instantaneous interference tables, we have shown through this evaluation that the PSD modeling exhibits a strong inaccuracy with respect to the numerical results.

1870-1916 "A little inaccuracy sometimes saves tons of explanation".

That's a major inaccuracy: the highways department looks after roads, not health and safety.

Strong Convexity Suppose \(\mathfrak{I}\) is a legitimate inaccuracy measure.

Reply 2: Each agent uses a single inaccuracy measure.