This article was amended on 14 December 2016 to remove an error over the Dunkirk scene in Atonement.
Inevitably, this medical sociologist reasoned, all surgeons commit a technical error over the course of their careers.
I've developed my dame performance through trial and error over the years, trying new things, seeing what the audience likes and what it won't stand for.
Secondly, Clarke correctly points out that Gordon Brown's biggest error – over the 10p tax rate – came from being too Blairite: Economic "Blairism" was also defined by opposition to increasing taxes.
That might explain his latest endeavor: through trial and plenty of error over the course of a year and a half, he obsessively taught himself woodworking skills, then put them to use making stools and tables.
There is, though, now little margin for further error over the final nine games of the campaign, with just two points separating the top three sides and Chelsea having played a match less.
The Chicago Tribune reports that a computer error over the weekend allowed United Airlines customers to book flights to, from, or through Hong Kong for four airline miles, which works out to about $35:United's online system did not advertise tickets to Hong Kong for four miles.
He appeared later to backtrack on his earlier comments, saying of the security issues and the error over the North Korean team flag: "It is impossible for absolutely no mistakes to occur," "Of course there will be errors from time to time, but those are all overshadowed by the extraordinary demonstrations of courage, character and determination by the athletes".
Both the TMPA products show larger systematic error over the mountainous regions of northeast India.
An improvement of the dispersion error over the resolvable wavenumber range of SD method is obtained.
The average error over the full brain is 0.8%±1.7%7%), compared to -7.1% (±2.4%) in UTE.
