Sentence examples for catalog of errors from inspiring English sources

The published version incorporated a catalog of errors in the field of the Unknown (just as Bouvard et Pécuchet was to contain a list of errors in the field of science).

In 2012, Cameron apologized to families of the victims after a damning independent report detailed a catalog of errors and evidence that police dishonestly tried to deflect blame onto Liverpool fans who they portrayed as being aggressive, drunk, and ticketless.

Sharapova began the match with a confounding demonstration of the full catalog of unforced errors.

The first, a pipeline rupture in 1999, was caused by a long catalog of latent errors by different people working for different companies, years apart.

And so Elshtain listened, and fumed, and now she has drawn up a catalog of the precise errors of logic and language that have led so many people to respond so foolishly and glibly to the terrorist attacks.

Will states get additional money to catalog and analyze reports of errors?

The "probabilistic catalog" technique produces samples from the posterior probability distribution function on the space of all possible catalogs, allowing trivial marginalization of errors introduced by close neighbors.

In 1991 he was part of a group of researchers seeking to catalog medical errors; they reviewed 30,000 in-patient records from 51 New York hospitals and found that roughly 4% of patients had been seriously harmed by their care.

A catalog of on and off-screen errors seem to have brought about his protracted star death.

"Cascading series of errors".

It contains, in total, 3,315 mutations, 3,250 (∼98%) contributed by the three mutational processes and the remaining 65 (∼2%) by white noise corresponding to minor processes or experimental errors in generating the mutation catalog of the genome.