Sentence examples for uncertainty of one from inspiring English sources

An uncertainty of one order of magnitude remains.

We find that cubic CaPv has a shear modulus of 126 ± 1 gigapascals (uncertainty of one standard deviation), which is about 26percentnt lower than theoretical predictions3,4 (about 171 gigapascals).

To study the interference between two variables we use mutual information, defined as a measure of the amount of information that one random variable contains about another; in other words, it is the reduction in the uncertainty of one random variable due to the knowledge of the other.

'It's strange in a way, playing with a little bit of uncertainty of one's health.

For Ḥasan, the true Muslim must not only refrain from committing sin but must live in a state of lasting anxiety, brought about by the certainty of death and the uncertainty of one's destiny in the hereafter.

Thus, the mutual information between two descriptors is the reduction in the uncertainty of one of them due to the knowledge of other, and vice versa [24].

An uncertainty of two knots (one metre per second) in the user's velocity can cause an uncertainty of one-half nautical mile (about one kilometre) in the deduced position.

Such is the uncertainty of one-day cricket that yesterday's duffers can become today's heroes on the back of a single individual performance of brilliance, a catch missed at a crucial time or simply the flip of a coin.

This restriction was made in order to enable comparison of the mentioned uncertainties of one field of research.

The uncertainties of one system will not only threaten its own safe operation but also be likely to have a significant impact on the other.

By considering the datasets obtained at pH between 4 and 10, the average uncertainty is of one order of magnitude.