Sentence examples for error to accept from inspiring English sources

But it would be an error to accept a de-escalation on Mr Putin's terms.

There is indeed a high type I error to accept a wrong tree with this approach.

Other textual candidates follow a three-step procedure, which is affected by a probability to reject 'good texts' (or type I error) and to accept 'bad texts' (or type II error).12  .12

The concept for this method is similar to that of the fuzzy extractor in that they both use an error control code to accept biometric values within a range of errors.

A type I error corresponds to rejecting H0 when H0 is actually true, and a type II error corresponds to accepting H0 when H0 is false.

A retired naval commander was heard telling Russian TV that it had been a colossal error of judgment to accept help from "Nato" and allow the British into an area he said was "stuffed with military secrets".

Here, the global optimum was considered to be found if R < 1, where R is the ratio of the current error to the accepted error, ie, In the experiments we used γ = 2 · 10−4, a choice which is motivated by that the function value at the second smallest local minimum in some cases differ to the global minimum by almost as little as this.

These factors include fear of legal action and job threats, fear of economic losses, fear of honor and dignity, weakness of knowledge, weakness of nursing skills in error management, and unwillingness to accept the responsibility of the errors.

They are still paying the price for that catastrophic error and subsequent refusals to accept a two-state solution.

More than any of that, I miss fecklessness, the ability to accept error as part of the human condition, without trying to stratify it by class or gender and write it off as the kind of thing only undesirable people are capable of.

The authors have developed a prototype of a sophisticated 9-axis machine tool for bone cutting to reduce the machining error in cutting bone to accept artificial joint replacements and to improve the postoperative performance of the implants.