errorfree
adjEtymology From error + -free.
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Free from errors.
- It is evident that the shape of the expected power pattern, as represented by the first term, is unchanged from the power pattern of the errorfree array.1976, Bernard D. Steinberg, Principles of aperture and array system design:
- The realization of the interior orientation is assumed as errorfree.1980, International Archives of Photogrammetry:
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- In order to be categorised as errorfree, an uttrance must not contain the morphological, syntactic and lexical errors listed below in §4.6.4.1 through §4.6.4.3.2005, Sharon Unsworth, Child L2, Adult L2, Child L1: Differences and Similarities: