Sentence examples for whose error is from inspiring English sources
It first specifies the number of labeled queries necessary to identify a revised theory whose error is close to minimal with high probability.
Although the observer estimates do not evolve on the Special Orthogonal Group SO(3), a final solution is provided, on SO(3), whose error is shown to converge to zero for all initial conditions.
It also shows that, except in such simple situations, no polynomial-time algorithm can produce a theory whose error is even close to (i.e., within a particular polynomial factor of) optimal.
The proposed solution is computationally efficient and, as the observer does not evolve on the Special Orthogonal Group SO(3), an explicit solution on SO(3) is also provided, whose error is shown to converge to zero for all initial conditions.
The results obtained show that the Angstrom Prescott model is appropriate for the city of Mongo whose error is −1.8291%.
Fig. 9 Average percentage of bad pixels, whose error is larger than 4 pixels, and average percentage of invalid pixels.
The Angels scored three unearned runs off Wang, whose error was his worst throw over six and two-third innings.
In the 1960s he engineered the expulsion and subsequent personal hounding of Fernando Claudín and Jorge Semprún, two Politbureau members whose "error" was to adopt what became Eurocommunism a decade before he chose it himself.Mr Preston, a veteran historian of 20th-century Spain, has also written biographies of Franco and King Juan Carlos.
Accuracy of the physical quantities derived from such comparisons partly depends on the accuracy of the absolute brightness temperature, whose error was estimated in the design process at ~ 3 K as a standard deviation of brightness temperature at 230 K.
They agree very well with available experimental data44, especially for groups 4 7 1T-MX2 whose errors are within 1%.
The ejector works as a thermo-compressor that is simulated with a validated one-dimensional mathematical model, whose errors are lower than 6%.
