The first assumes that human error stands between Chinese rule and what could have been continued British sovereignty: Mr Huang's account, with its "Macau blueprint", confirms that the choices were always between different forms of ultimate Chinese control.
The +/- 4 inch margin of error stands for this method as well.
Its various sections were written, translated and retranslated over a four-decade period, and obvious errors stand uncorrected (for instance, Bonatti gives K2's altitude as 27,400 feet instead of 28,250).
With a considerably long and steep learning curve, it has been demonstrated that in inexperienced hands both technical failure and observer errors stand for the majority of missed lesions.
His letter shows, Ms. Reid wrote, "the distinction between a scientist who cannot let error stand, no matter the embarrassment of public correction," and people who "cling to dogma".
They decided to let the error stand as a feature, allowing MySpace to be customized with blinking fonts, neon and whatever else a user dreamed up.
Unfortunately, the reporter and his editors seem willing to let a shameful, breath-taking error stand.
The company claims that during tests with "1,800 Andes melons", the error rate stood at just 1 in 1 million.
Error bars stand for standard error means.
On the other hand when members of Lincoln's Cabinet were accused of making errors, Lincoln stood his ground and took as much blame as any member of his cabinet.
