Sentence examples for traced the error from inspiring English sources

Citi has traced the error to its nascent iPad application.

The supreme court judgment traces the error to a 1984 judgment by the judicial committee of the privy council.

By contrast, local ancestry-based admixture dating methods (e.g., Pool and Nielsen (2009) and Gravel (2012)) are sensitive to imperfect ancestry inference, and it is difficult to trace the error propagation to understand the ultimate effect on inferred admixture parameters.

The commentary of Shabara elaborated on the epistemological themes of the sutras; in particular, Shabara sought to establish the intrinsic validity of experiences and traced the possibility of error to the presence of defects in the ways of knowing.

This prompted a follow-up article in Science by Pallava Bagla and an article, also in Science, by scientists Cogley et al (pdf) who traced the source of an important error that had been propagated in earlier literature that Himalayan glaciers were set to disappear by 2035 (it turns out this should have been 2350).

The BLEP traces capture the error distribution and time correlations due to multipath fading.

Although loss of accuracy on night shifts has been widely reported in the literature, due to the nature of the tasks used, it is normally difficult to trace the source of errors from these data [5], [24], [41], [44].

These issues make it difficult to trace the cause of errors and therefore complicate liability issues.

These results can be traced back to the error correction performed with each set of data.

The first finite-time controller is robust to external disturbances in which a novel virtual angular velocity is designed to avoid that the trace of the error rotation matrix equals to one.

Information about the lost macroblocks is estimated through the traces of the error concealment process.