But this case was not about casual mistakes, it was about a decade of consistent regulatory failure".
Spelling, grammar, and scientific publishing Jim Austin, 12 February In the era of rapid online publishing, scientists can no longer assume that editors will catch their casual mistakes.
One can also respond that there is an alternative to using the appearance condition as the demarcation property between fallacies and casual mistakes, namely, frequency: fallacies are those mistakes we must learn to guard against because they occur with noticeable frequency.
Garcia amiably voices the dumber of the two ne'erdowells in this song inspired by Weir's reading of John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men.' Casual listeners mistake the driving roots rock song with powerful electric guitar solos as a party-time travelogue, but it's actually a traditional murder ballad with a title character out of old English myth.
Casual observes might mistake Biondi, 50, for an accountant.
The one scale in which no half steps appear (the so-called anhemitonic pentatonic) is common all over the world, although casual listeners often mistake it as being characteristically "Oriental".
A casual viewer might mistake it for a war club, with a horse-head-shaped business end, used in the 19th century when intertribal warfare was a way of life.
A casual observer may mistake it for an edible field mushroom (Agaricus campestris), but this species has a ring on the stipe, pink gills that become chocolate-brown in maturity, and a dark brown spore print.
If I am not mistaken, casual borrowings from Rembrandt and Goya (the use of space) and John Constable (the sky, mostly) appear within several paintings here, along with sly nods to other artists.
