Sentence examples for waves of error from inspiring English sources

Waves of error and misunderstanding move the plot swiftly forward.

So what happens now — a confessional wave of admissions of error, and promises by Mrs. Merkel of reform and allegiance to her party's conservative principles in her remaining two years?

The HIL simulations proved to reproduce the real behavior in water waves of ISWEC with errors as small as the 10%.

The specific energy varied with cutter location on sinusoidal wave, and the maximum variation of error occurred on cutter number n = 3 per unit wave.

However, these effects are ignored in the normal wave description of the energy flow through a coupling, such as that used in statistical energy analysis (SEA), and are a major source of error in wave-based approaches to SEA.

It follows that the results must be viewed with caution as the low amplitude, low frequency character of the T wave involved a higher risk of error.

We found that for initial aberrations with a root-mean-square wave front error of only one third of the wavelength the threshold energy can still be reduced by a factor of three if the aberrations are corrected to the diffraction limit by adaptive optics.

Average margins of error for each wave, at the 95% confidence level, are plus or minus 3 percentage points except where noted.

Figure 2 Smooth wave test: (pmb{L_{1}}) -norm of error.

A total of 220 metachronal waves were used, error bars correspond the standard error of the mean.

The transmission of 120-fs laser pulses is given as a function of incident pulse energy for minimized aberrations with an rms wave front error of λ/3 (aberrated) and for aberrations corrected to the diffraction limit (corrected).