Sentence examples for catching errors from inspiring English sources
Our specialty is committed to reducing risk and catching errors through a safety culture that matches that of the airlines.
The iPhone's onscreen keyboard has a dictionary-lookup feature that tries to predict the word being typed, catching errors as they are made.
Many firms have a routine procedure to review the documents for quality before they are released to contractors, ensuring concepts are adequately depicted and described and catching errors and omissions.
The analysis of counting and catching errors of both catching and non-catching types of rain intensity (RI) gauges was possible for the first time over a wide variety of measuring principles and instrument design solutions based on the recent Field Intercomparison of Rainfall Intensity Gauges promoted by WMO, the World Meteorological Organisation.
Aliases and catching errors AOF2 is an alias for KDM1A.
A second set of eyes is often key to catching errors.
He once described them as "a hardy tribe obsessed with accuracy and a lust for catching error in others".
Frank Robinson was the Series hero; Willie Davis's catching error made him the scape-goat.
Morgan struck out and José Cruz appeared to hit into a fielder's choice but a catching error by the catcher allowed Puhl to score, Cabell to advance to third base, and Cruz to reach safely all with no out recorded.
Despite averaging more byes per innings than Saggers during the 12 warm-up matches, and sustaining an injury from a catching error, Tallon was selected for the First Test at Trent Bridge.
The confrontation clause, Justice Kagan wrote, is "a mechanism for catching such errors," demonstrating "the genius of an 18th-century device as applied to 21st-century evidence".
