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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a nasty error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or unpleasant mistake in various contexts, such as programming, writing, or any situation where an error has occurred.
Example: "After reviewing the code, I realized I had made a nasty error that caused the program to crash."
Alternatives: "a serious mistake" or "a significant error."
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When you go to install Leopard on your system, you could be greeted with a nasty error message.
It can be seen that in all scenarios the proposed LMS-based MCBER detector with and without ideal CSI knowledge clearly outperforms both EGC detector and LMS-based MMSE adaptive detector that exhibit a nasty error floor as the number of users increases.
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No, you can't, and the compiler knows that, so you will get a compile-time error, instead of a nasty run-time error.
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A nasty swipe?
A nasty business, yes.
What a nasty business.
Usually with a nasty thud.
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"A nasty accident," she said.
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