What does PE stand for?

To simplify this computation, we will derive an approximate probability of error by solely accounting for the most probable error events in our scenario.

Unlike conventional artillery that can have large probable errors in range, Excalibur consistently has a less than 10-meter CEP which keeps the blast effects limited to the target.

Since "brain death" demands that the condition is irreversible, the probable error lies in the diagnosis.

Moreover, the Boston Fed's study data include a substantial number of obvious and probable errors.

Without a good theory about why molecular clock rates vary, he says, there is no way to determine "the probable error of evolutionary dates and of phylogenies" that come from such inferences.

For applications in industries such as petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and power, manufacturers are demanding more accurate and reliable measurements to improve product quality, process control and efficiency," said Joseph Downey, marketing director for the Foxboro Measurements & Instruments Division of Invensys Process Systems, "Better accuracy reduces Total Probable Error.

Projectile Accuracy using Lightweight Delivery Accuracy to Nonlethal Casing 1 Probable Error (PE) <15 Meters to 1,500 Meters 3.

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