This was enabled by creating autonomous robots designed to operate in large groups and to cooperate through local interactions and by developing a collective algorithm for shape formation that is highly robust to the variability and
error characteristic of large - scale decentralized systems.
Not exact matches
With
characteristic wit and aplomb, Hitchens reports on the language and culture
of «Tumorville,» the futility
of prayer, the
error of Nietzsche's claim that whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger, and, most movingly, the loss
of his voice.
Weiskopf explained that a big problem with collecting and identifying scat in the field is that researchers mostly rely on morphological
characteristics such as shape, size or associated signs
of snow leopards, and since scat from different species can look similar, this can lead to misrepresented population estimates and
errors in reporting what the snow leopards are actually eating.
This treatment fiasco for otitis media is a glaring example
of the
error that occurs when modern medicine seeks the cause
of the illness in a microbe rather than in the
characteristics of the actual little patient who presents with an illness.
Moreover, the use
of dietary questionnaires and self - reported weight measurement may have introduced measurement
errors into this study and, although the researchers accounted for some key lifestyle factors that are likely to affect weight, individuals who increased their fruit and vegetable intake and lost weight may have shared other unknown
characteristics that were actually responsible for their weight loss.
Other examples have made the
error of using this heightened, artificial system to replicate human
characteristics, with the result that perfectly fetching actors invariably emerge resembling action - figures
of themselves.
While so far the whole process has taken place in a «safe» environment, where the teacher has advised them about difficulties or
errors, now the student must learn to accept the feedback received by an «anonymous» audience and turning it into changes in approach, solution or
characteristics of its proposal.
Taking these
characteristics into our profession, those
of us who are NS can effortlessly identify when a script has grammatical and composition
errors, making it very easy to communicate this to the person (s) in charge.
Allison also considered the
characteristics of the Spelling City app in relation to the explicit instruction model and then had her student engage in additional practice after using the app, based upon her observations
of her student's spelling
errors.
PID
errors are usually generated when one or more
of the following
characteristics do not match the PEIMS PID data base: student ID [either a social security number or state identification number], last name, first name, or date
of birth.
Observing the driver's steering behavior has proved to be a particularly strong indicator: several years
of practical research by Mercedes - Benz have shown that drowsy drivers make minor steering
errors which they often correct very rapidly in a
characteristic way.
Observing the driver's steering behaviour has proved to be a particularly strong indicator: several years
of practical research by Mercedes engineers have shown that drowsy drivers make minor steering
errors that can often be rapidly corrected in
characteristic ways.
Take for example a book on American politics, not because that kind
of book is fun to read, but because such a book always has two
characteristics: a strong point
of view that practically begs for counter arguments, and debatable
errors either in actual facts or in the interpretation
of them.
The proposed scheme uses the channel estimation matrix for detection and treats the interference caused by channel estimation
errors and additive white Gaussian noise as equivalent noise where the channel estimation matrix and the statistical
characteristic of channel estimation
errors are necessitated.
The Fund invests by sampling the Index, holding a range
of securities that, in the aggregate, approximates the full Index in terms
of key risk factors and other
characteristics which may cause the fund to experience tracking
errors relative to performance
of the Index.
For a selected metrics
of «yearly average», the result comes from 730 samples, such that the
error in this average is about SQRT (730) = 27 smaller than the 1C individual
error, or about 0.03 C. Therefore, for a given time period the slope
of linear fit is a very precise
characteristic at that particular location.
If they can be inferred to a reasonable degree, then one can use the observed
characteristics of interannual NAO variability to estimate the
error on future NAO trends, rather than relying solely on the model.
I won't claim to know what specifics should go into programming these models, but I do know it will be critical for model developers to publish the
characteristics their models are expected to predict, within what margin
of error, over what timescales, before the outputs
of the models will be widely accepted.
However, even state -
of - the - art climate models (GCMs) have systematic
errors in simulation
of different climate
characteristics, which are often much larger than observations uncertainties (Covey et al. 2003).
We posit that these
characteristics are the result
of demonstrable differences between corresponding topographical datasets used in the gridded observations and CRCM, the resulting
errors propagated to physical variables tied to elevation and the beneficial effect
of subsequent spatial averaging.
This would require a definition
of the margin
of error over time for each
characteristic the program (GCM) is designed to model.
In aircraft design a model's outputs are compared and recompared to observed conditions until it is known (or at least believed) that the model is providing outputs for a specific
characteristic (s) within a known margin
of error.
The Forster / Gregory 06 results were obtained and presented in a form that accurately reflected the
characteristics of the data, with
error bands and details
of error distribution assumptions, so permitting a valid PDF for S to be computed, and compared with the IPCC's version.
Given that you do not (as expressed in your paper) have any
characteristics or history
of the cycle that would give you a handle on any
of these factors, I submit that within 60 years those
error bars would be large enough to render your calculated figure almost as meaningless as the IPCC's.
While the trend lines may be quite persuasive, and a useful shorthand for the
characteristic direction
of the temperature, we see that over and over (up to almost 1 / 3rd
of all running decades) in the clearly rising trended climate post 1930 a negative or non -(unambiguously *)- rising trend (* within
error bars).
As part
of the data assimilation procedure, the data is given a weighting based upon a laborious and loosely arbitrary process
of defining its
error characteristics.
Uncertainties associated with «random
errors» have the
characteristic of decreasing as additional measurements are accumulated, whereas those associated with «systematic
errors» do not.
A CDR suitable for studying interannual to decadal climate variability and trends includes a time series produced with stable, high - quality data, and
error characteristics that have been quantified by accounting for all
of the above sources
of error and noise.
The methods used in the Annals have all the
characteristics of the original Pouillet model, including the admirable agreement
of the separate measures and the small apparent probable
error of the final result.
However, the matching
of their
characteristics as set out in the main text, points a) to c), and the fact that some fluctuations will be reflected in OHU, suggests a reduction from the 0.11 °C
error standard deviation implied by adding two 0.08 °C standard deviations in quadrature, say increasing halfway, to 0.095 °C.
Further study
of the instrument
characteristics revealed the cause
of the
error and methods to correct for it.
Although the science
of regional climate projections has progressed significantly since last IPCC report, slight displacement in circulation
characteristics, systematic
errors in energy / moisture transport, coarse representation
of ocean currents / processes, crude parameterisation
of sub-grid - and land surface processes, and overly simplified topography used in present - day climate models, make accurate and detailed analysis difficult.
Some court decisions have interpreted this narrowly, stating in one instance, «I accept that a clerical
error is an
error that arises in the mechanical process
of writing or transcribing and that its
characteristic does not depend at all on its relative obviousness or the relative gravity or triviality
of its consequences.»
Even if you use the best executive resume format imaginable, a typographical
errors shows you could lack attention to detail, which is an important
characteristic of any executive.
Good presentation
of information, excellent formatting, zero grammatical
errors, clear, concise, crisp writing style are some
of the
characteristics of a professional resume.
imaginable, a typographical
errors shows you could lack attention to detail, which is an important
characteristic of any executive.
Also, the
characteristics of being naive, ignorant, and narrow - minded are also factors that hinder applicants to know the
errors in the application document.
Additionally, the association between horizontal violence, peer relations, quality
of care,
errors and adverse events, and nurse and work
characteristics were determined.
n between horizontal violence, peer relations, quality
of care,
errors and adverse events, and nurse and work
characteristics were determined.
This was tested using logistic regression (with robust standard
errors) to model the extent to which wave 1 demographic
characteristics and outcomes affect the probability
of a family participating at wave 3.