Sentence examples similar to zone of error from inspiring English sources

In the beginning of the episode, Jack tells Liz that he has entered "a magic zone of error-free living" which he calls "Reaganing"—named after former United States President Ronald Reagan and that the only people to accomplish this have been businessman Lee Iacocca, former General Electric Chairman and CEO Jack Welch, and former President of Iraq Saddam Hussein.

However, at simulated altitude overestimation was limited to 17 99%) of all measurements, all of which fell in the lower B zone of the error grid leading to no or benign treatment errors.

This operation creates new elements where the size of the edges is divided by 2 in the zone of high error.

The analysis showed that 89.23% of the data fell within the A zone of the Clark error grid, with the rest falling within the B zone.

There was a significant increase in the A zone of the Clarke Error Grid using multiple sensors (68.4, 70.7, and 75.4% for 1, 2, and 4 sensors, respectively).

A different configuration of error zone presented different results for energy consumption.

The concept of error zone is relevant only for a segment of the path that is smaller than the path itself.

Each formulation considers the characteristics of the error zone and if retransmissions will be performed inside (I-Z) or outside (O-Z) of any configuration of error zones.

Figure 1 Different configurations of error zones.

Figure 1 presents different configurations of error zones.

For both mechanisms, the characteristics of error zones are central, and thus, we evaluated different strategies for packet recovery.