Sentence examples for became an error from inspiring English sources

Rarest of all is a fact that was not erroneous in the original manuscript but became an error in the checking process.

If the rats failed to continue poking, they were presented with an error tone (1 kHz, 70 dB sound pressure level, 50 ms), and the trial became an error.

Greg Myers, who served as a part-time catcher for the Athletics the last three months of the season, entered the game last night in the third inning and bounced a throw past first base that quickly became a costly error.

The common understanding of how the corporation became a legal person says that a Supreme Court reporter of decisions erroneously said as much in a case summary and that error became an unremovable stain, coloring every decision after.

What could have been a inning-ending double play became a game-ending error.

Modeling this behavior is extremely difficult because any small error in plastic strain during a single cycle will add to become a large error after many cycles.

Regarding the function of projections not every projection in a predictive coding hierarchy conveys either a prediction or a prediction error: for example, the information carried by primary sensory afferents only becomes a prediction error signal once it encounters a prediction (which may be at the thalamus or in the spinal cord; see Fig.  9).

The peak picking process became an exercise of trial-and-error and was halted.

In offline scenarios, it becomes a timing error, as it impacts in the time-domain analysis resolution.

Present cardiovascular therapy has become a standardized error as it does nothing to prevent disease.

Full repeal of the tax may be difficult to achieve, given its $30 billion price tag and the opposition of key Senate Democrats, including Majority Leader Harry Reid. "The industry has a fighting chance of getting the tax moderated or eliminated as part of a much larger tax reform bill, where the device levy becomes a rounding error," said Paul Heldman, a policy analyst at Potomac Research Group.