Sentence examples for a major error in from inspiring English sources
Switzerland's Sonja Nef bounced back from a major error in the first run yesterday in Sestriere, Italy, to win her second straight World Cup giant slalom race.
Ken Caldeira, a climate scientist at Stanford University, says that Superfreakonomics includes "many errors" as well as a "major error" in claiming that he downplays the role of carbon dioxide in warming.
Imagine a place where the concern for the "democratic rights" of the owners of capital extends to a concern for the democratic rights of all citizens.MARK BERGERSydneyWall Street bullsSIR There was a major error in Alan Meckler's letter (November 14th).
As a major error in the calculation of kaolinite structure compared to experimental results, these Al–O bonds are overestimated by both PBE and PBE-D2, with similar averaged bond length (Table 1).
If there is a major error in which the application is not functional a Web-browser page will still open, however, will be grayed-out.
A major error in novice timpani technique is playing closed-style buzz rolls (like you would on a concert snare drum) or playing double-stroke rolls or "diddles".
After his failure to show up in Las Vegas — a major error if he was seriously intent on running — I'd guess that the real probability is even lower than that.
Errors were found in nearly all death notification forms (91%), with a major error detected in 43% of instances, resulting in documentation of an illogical sequence or cause of death.
Although modern GNSS receivers provide high accuracy positioning and navigation solutions in open sky conditions, multipath remains a major error source in many environments.
Tropospheric delay is a major error source in positioning by Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSSs).
Michael O'Hanlon, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said the party's leading candidates for 2004 should speak forcefully on military and foreign policy to avoid repeating what he considers a major error by Al Gore in the 2000 campaign.
