Sentence examples for a constructive error from inspiring English sources

Intraub and Dickinson (2008) report a constructive error in scene representation, the boundary extension, in which observers falsely remember an image that is shown beyond the edges of the previously encountered view.

"Where Good Ideas Come From," by Steven Johnson (Riverhead; $26.95) In this brisk analysis, Johnson marshals anecdotes about familiar intellectual pioneers to argue that innovation comes not from geniuses acting alone but from accumulated knowledge, constructive errors, and the "information spillover" that emerges from collaborative settings.

Managing errors in a constructive manner is much more important than futile attempts at avoiding errors altogether.

A constructive method to prevent introducing systematic errors into software is to use simple but expressive language elements.

Just like perception, memory is a constructive process that is sometimes prone to error and distortion (e.g., [ 1- 3]).

We further provide a constructive proof that any feasible schedule with finite average estimation error can be arbitrarily approximated by a bounded periodic schedule.

The comparative study based on NSE, percent bias (PBIAS) and the relative error (RE) as performance criteria resulted that the EHP is a constructive alternative for hydrological prediction of ungauged basins.

And the idea that a bunch of Confederate flag-T-shirt-wearing tea partyers in Texas are suddenly learning the error of their ways seems like a poor way to have a constructive dialogue.

In this paper, a constructive approach to obtain a time-varying change of coordinates, ensuring the cooperativity of the observer error in the new coordinates, is provided.

It's a constructive fight.

Zaghlūl was not a constructive statesman.