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Experimental uncertainty of temperature, FCR and RER were 24.4 °C, 0.71 kg/h and 0.04, respectively, on confidence level of 95%.

In addition, MLR and MLP are parallel benchmarks as representatives of models considering the single uncertainty of temperature.

In the second stage, as what has been declared in the last section, the uncertainty of temperature needs to be considered by giving a probabilistic forecast on the hourly temperature in 2015.

Such mechanochemical activation, cumulative slip events, and fast heating rate might increase the uncertainty of temperatures inferred to have been experienced in the slip zones.

The relative expanded combined uncertainty (k = 2) in viscosity (including uncertainties of temperature and pressure) was (0.20 to 0.41)%.

The Monte Carlo method was used to compute the dual-band measurement uncertainties of temperature and emissivity caused by the propagation of the uncertainties associated with the temperatures of the two pyrometers and the temperature of the background.

In particular, this paper will compare the effects of tolerancing, thermal expansion and uncertainties of temperature in order to know if uncertainties must be included in the tolerance chain or can be neglected as second order.

The width of the uncertainty band of temperature distributions for 95% confidence for the ground under grass cover was narrower and only about 60% of the value for the bare ground surface due to the dumping effect of the vegetation.

The radon approach has the lowest uncertainty for residence times between 0.1 and 15 days while the uncertainty of the temperature approach (using a diel river signal) is lowest for residence times that are less than a few days.

The results show a reduction in the uncertainty of measured temperature in an example case from greater than ±50 K with conventional emission-only pryometry to ±20 K with MAE pyrometry.

Briefly, the uncertainty evaluation involves identifying and quantifying all the individual sources of uncertainty of the temperature measurement.