Sentence examples for Exempt from error from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, Danton – "Since when is man infallible and exempt from error?" – who could ask pardon on the scaffold for his role in establishing the institutions of the Terror.

But currently, they are obtainable with commodity RGB-D sensors with built-in real-time 3D human tracking capabilities (e.g., Microsoft Kinect), although the tracking is not exempt from errors [7].

The use of experts is another strategy to assess exposure, which is not exempt from misclassification errors [ 47].

Although benefits of using NGS technologies in sequencing multilocus and highly variable regions such as the MHC are undeniable, these novel approaches are not exempt from biases and errors.

Data collected using EQ-VT are potentially more reliable than those drawn from a conventional personal interview because they are exempt from interviewer effect and errors.

shadowing symbols list n. (of a package) a list, associated with the package, of symbols that are to be exempted from 'symbol conflict errors' detected when packages are used.

Why should we expect him to be exempt from the universal tendency to rationalize one's errors and to distort the record to protect one's self-esteem?

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) said a legislation error meant thousands of people in social housing should have been exempt from the under-occupancy penalty.

An error in legislating the implementation of the bedroom tax has accidentally left a number of tenants exempt from the policy.

But a legislation error - described by the Government as a loophole - meant long-term social housing tenants were exempt from the penalty.

Sellafield Limited said the error was caused by a new monitor which had passed the bags as "general" waste, making them exempt from strict disposal controls.