Perhaps the toughest problem of all to overcome, at least for young scientists, is the fact that, as with any probability problem, small numbers of publications and citations inevitably
mean big error bars.
Not exact matches
Vlieghe told the committee: «I'm never confident of any forecast, and I think the
big thing that we risk missing here is that every time there is what we call a forecast
error — which
means the outturn is different from the central projection — to think that «Well if only we'd had a better model we wouldn't have made that forecast
error.»
Binomial data usually get quite
big standard
errors, which are likely to overshadow something with a
mean of 0.002.
there's comedy value in that, and that
means headlines — Crazy Eddie, Unsteady Eddie, The Abominable Snowman, Inspector Clouseau on Skis — which generate sponsors.On a
big jump, the classic
error is to break the Golden Rule of Ski - Jumping: «Don't let your knees bend».
Now, Destiny 2 is kind of a
big thing, running in the same mainstream circles that fans of Red Dead are active in,
meaning the target audience of the «interested in Red Dead but not fully versed in how Rockstar operates» people would still likely catch this
error.
The
bigger margin for
error means more likely disasters.)
This just
means that you buy at a
big enough discount to allow some room for
error in your estimation of value.
Big means that the data suddenly starts coming in 1 or two standard
errors above the previous data, i.e. suddenly the data jumps 1 or 2 degrees F. I don't think this represents AWG, it shows there is something wrong with the data.
I just took the opportunity to reflect that the
bigger problem in the
mean standard
error of the TAVE, TAVErmse, also derives from the Mins and Maxes.
In the far northern latitudes there's not much surface area so the
error probably doesn't
mean much but then again when water vapor is frozen out of the atmosphere the so - called IR window gets a lot
bigger and fewer clouds closing it back up
means the
error might be significant because radiative cooling efficiency is drastically increased in very cold clear sky.
This will happen if the mistake is over something minor, but
bigger errors mean it's more likely that the claim could be denied or reduced.
This, unfortunately, tends to be a common
error made by some new car buyers who wrongly assume that safer vehicles
mean big savings on their insurance rates.
This
means errors — whether intentional or accidental — have a much
bigger chance of getting caught.