error propagatedの例文

• If an error propagates outside the system boundary a failure is said to occur.
• As a physician, Leoniceno was concerned about these botanical errors propagating to the materia medica on which medicines were based.
• As errors propagate from layer to layer, they shrink exponentially with the number of layers, impeding the tuning of neuron weights which is based on those errors.
• She debunks many of the errors propagated by both hagiographers and muckrakers and elucidates in ample detail Morgan's financial maneuverings ( readers without an interest in business and financial history may find some of this material wearisome ).
• In otherwords, not only does Reddi insistently and repeatedly insert misleading / false information himself, but if he isn't caught quickly the same errors propagate to other pages & mdash; precisely because this is the sort of falsehood that requires significant effort and resources ( i . e . a university library ) to refute.
• *" "'Plagiarism by the Times of India " "': Recently it was noticed that the Times of India, the world's largest distribution daily had systematically plagiarised many of Wikipedia's biographies on members of the Indian cricket team among other cricketers on its website, sometimes with errors propagated ( archived here.
• Addressing the claim that Bardulia was simply a scholarly term, the 20th century medievalist and statesman Claudio S醤chez-Albornoz y Mendui馻 defends Alfonso III from the charge of a scholarly error in equating Bardulia with early Castile, but his words leave the matter somewhat open : " It is very probable that Alfonso III did not commit a error of erudition in identifying Bardulia with Castile, " and that " If there was an error in the identification of Bardulia with Castile, that error propagates from Castile itself in the 9th century, which is hard to reconcile with it being of [ later ] erudite origin.