Sentence examples for uncorrected error from inspiring English sources

More importantly, an uncorrected error rate of approximately 14% was found, corresponding to 0.39 bits per sifted photon, which is well below the threshold of 18% for ququarts.

An uncorrected error rate of 14% was found corresponding to 0.39 bits per photon, which can only be considered to be secure for high-dimensional states, as the threshold for qubits is 11% (for ququarts, the bound is 18%).

Mr. Rose actually has two styles of writing, the exasperatingly lucid and understandable prose of New Yorker, in which one may never find comfort for even a moment in a weirdly managed construction or a charmingly uncorrected error of printing, and the sort of hard-hitting bully-boy mannerism he affects in his underworld gossip.

Indeed, in the extreme case where there are no training pool predictions at all – erroneous or otherwise – the uncorrected error rate is equal to 0/0, which is indeterminate.

It was computed for all voxels that proved to be significant with respect to a voxel-wise (uncorrected) error probability of p = 0.005.

The mean blood vessel map error over all data was reduced to 69% of the uncorrected error for the basic algorithm and to 47% of the uncorrected error for the advanced algorithm, with the mutual differences also being significant.

21, 1967, Mr. Chukovsky complained of uncorrected errors in the book.

The printed newspaper is a transitory thing, but uncorrected errors live on in perpetuity on the website.

One of the four uncorrected errors could have led Trump voters to cast their ballots for a candidate who is in fact pledged to support Cruz.

Independent agencies evaluate and compare the major credit bureaus, sometimes revealing errors and problems that have included mistaken identities, misapplied charges or debts, uncorrected errors, misleading information, and credit inconsistencies.

If The Times doesn't soon begin to harvest the immense collective knowledge of its readers, its readers will leave their comments elsewhere on the Internet, and the newspaper's credibility will continue to suffer both from uncorrected errors and from the limited perspective inherent in any newsroom.