Sentence examples for detect a mistake from inspiring English sources

In Texas, George Garst now wears two external bags — one for urine and one for fecal matter — because of severe radiation injuries he suffered after a medical physicist who said he was overworked failed to detect a mistake.

The referee went quite deeply into the details of the manuscript and we are very grateful for his sharp eyes, detecting a mistake in the supplementary figure summarizing some (synthetic) inhibitors checked in our study.

He did not adjust completely to the new mood of Bipartisan Reasonableness, snarking that he could detect a pattern in Labour's mistakes: 24-hour drinking, relaxing the law on gambling and the problems in "banking and elsewhere that we've sorted out".

It's just that we see being too slow to detect a trend as being an equally bad mistake.

If anything is seriously wrong or the wireless charging mat were to make a mistake detecting a device, the paired devices theoretically could catch fire.

For example, they detected a huge printer price mistake once: the price was originally $599 but price dropped to $99.

Detecting and diagnosing a mistake involves realizing that this has happened and determining what the mistake was and when it happened.

After people made and detected any mistakes, the abnormal behavior went away.

Thus we can imagine that a given computer is so designed that it systematically makes (what we regard as) a formal mistake M. In this case, the machine would be unable to detect the mistake M, 'for M would constitute one of the laws by which the automaton detects errors' (Nunn 1978, 347).

Darwin made a mistake in proposing his natural-selection theory, and it is fairly easy to detect the mistake.

Bethell (1976) writes, in a popular article on the subject: Darwin made a mistake in proposing his natural-selection theory, and it is fairly easy to detect the mistake.